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Report: “Anarchists” Vandalize Cars, Apartments in South Kensington
Thousands in damage after vandals target new buildings & high-end cars in Northern Liberties @CBSPhilly @ 430, 5&6a pic.twitter.com/xuJhjJ9u55 — Trang Do (@TrangKDo) May 2, […]
Trinity Tuesday: Something Extra in Wash West for $425K
The “little streets” of Washington Square West are some of the most attractive in the city. Tree-lined and intimate, they offer seclusion, traquility and even […]
Sources: Johnny Doc-Tied Super PAC Jumps Into the Philly D.A.’s Race
Building a Better Pennsylvania, a super PAC tied to labor boss John “Johnny Doc” Dougherty, is spending more than $120,000 on TV ads throughout the next week supporting […]
2017 Made in America Lineup: Jay Z, J. Cole, Solange and More
The 2017 Made in America lineup has been announced – and Jay Z and J. Cole will headline the three-day event. The list is full […]
NA Poe Is Back on the Street, but Judge Says No More Pot Parties
Just over a week after he was arrested during a pot party raid in the Frankford section of Northeast Philadelphia, marijuana advocate NA Poe, whose […]
The Latest Endorsements in the Philly DA Race
As the May 16th primary nears, candidates in the Philadelphia district attorney race are beginning to see an uptick in endorsements. City & State PA […]
A Face-Saving Gesture for the Royal Theater
We now know what the residential project that will rise behind the front wall of the Royal Theater in the 1600 block of South Street […]
Monday Morning TL;DR: Just Another Story About a Vegan Strip Club
Happy Monday, everyone? If you’ve found yourself here yet again, that means you’re wondering what that special button on Donald Trump‘s desk does. No, not […]
I Love My Job: Robert Costa, From Pennsbury High to WashPo’s Donald Trump Guy
Robert Costa‘s trajectory has been nothing if not impressive. At just 31, he’s a national political reporter for the Washington Post who has interviewed Donald […]
Report: 1,000 Philly Teachers Called out to Protest Today
Teachers in the School District of Philadelphia are calling out today in protest of the district’s lack of a contract with the teacher’s union. District officials […]
Upsala To Become A Home Again
Upsala, the historic mansion in Mt. Airy that served as the staging ground for Continental Army forces during the 1777 Battle of Germantown, began life […]
The Hit List: These Are the 10 Best Shows in Philly in May
1. Metallica Still making a hell of a lot of noise and selling out stadiums all over the world. May 12th at The Linc 2. […]
The Best Thing That Happened This Week: Philly Did Philly
Some cities might have been thrown for a loop by all that went on here this week, between the NFL draft, the Penn Relays, and […]
Where To Eat This Weekend: On the Street
You made it through another week. Now it’s time to celebrate. Whether you’re looking for Italian, French, burgers or beer this weekend, we’ve got you […]
City Council Passes Immigration Resolution
Amid heated national debate about so-called sanctuary cities, Philly is making its immigration stance loud and clear. City Council has passed a resolution this week “recognizing […]