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From smart locks to voice recognition technology, there are many home devices that really can make life easier. We asked Philadelphia businesspeople what they rely […]
This is a developing story and may be updated at any time. As if we needed another alarming reminder of how easy it can be […]
This post has been updated to reflect both State Rep. Mary Jo Daley’s and Shelly Chauncey’s decisions to drop out of the race in the […]
This post has been updated. It seems to be the year of Peruvian food in Philly. We’re just a few months into 2018, and central Philadelphia […]
With the total phaseout of tokens now nearly complete, SEPTA has announced several changes to its card-based fare program based on feedback from riders like […]
Tredici is expanding to Chester County. Greg Dodge, owner of Zavino Restaurant Group, is purchasing the city’s historic paper mill, which is slated to house Enoteca Tredici […]
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner apologized to the city’s victims on Friday and promised more inclusion in his office’s decision-making process in the future with […]
It’s hard to believe that the 4th of July is less than three months away, but there you have it. And the people behind our […]
In case you needed a Friday reminder that the Philadelphia Eagles are Super Bowl champions, here it is. Months after the victory, Center City-based health […]
It’s a smart move, but not smart enough. That’s what bike advocates have to say about the city’s plan to swap the bike lanes on […]
The longtime clerk of a small township in Chester County has been charged with felony theft, tampering with records, and other offenses stemming from her […]
If you’ve got a second, part-time job, chances are you drive for Uber or pick up a few bartending shifts here and there. But if […]
Apparently today is a great day to be a tourist in Philly. People hanging out near the Rocky Statue around noon on Friday got a […]
COOK is just about to release their May class schedule. But as usual, Foobooz readers get a first look at what’s available — which’ll give you an […]
When it comes to new urban living developments, the real status symbol these days isn’t in to be found in rooftop gardens, accessible parking, or dog […]