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One of North Philly’s Best Korean Restaurants Is Expanding to Center City
Update: Owner Chris Cho confirms that the address of the new space is 1326 Spruce Street, and it should open by the end of 2018. As […]
CDR Panel Gives Toll Jewelers Row Tower a Mixed Review
Toll Brothers City Living’s proposal for a 29-story residential tower with ground-floor retail on Jewelers Row went before the design doctors yesterday (February 7th). Their […]
Pinefish is Doing a Winter Prix Fixe Lobster Menu
This has been a weird winter. You know what you should do to make yourself feel better? Eat lots of lobster. And I’ve got just […]
$227 Million Settlement in Fatal Center City Collapse
A $227 million settlement has reportedly been reached in the 2013 Center City collapse that left seven dead and 12 injured after a partially demolished building […]
Don’t Get Too Comfy in Those Shorts: It Really Is Going to Snow Tomorrow
The city is alive today. It hit 64 degrees. People are walking around in shorts — lots of people, not just the percentage of Philadelphians […]
Pa. Senate Passes Bill That Would Ban Abortion After 20 Weeks
Pennsylvania’s GOP-controlled Senate has passed a controversial bill that would ban abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
Pennsylvanians Are Uniquely Interested in Trump’s Alleged Watersports Fetish
A lot of people have been on edge since Donald Trump was elected president in November. Those opposed to Trump seem to be interested in […]
News of Joey Baldino’s Filippo Palizzi Club Literally Broke the Internet
On Monday, we let you in on a little secret: Zeppoli’s Joey Baldino is making his return to the Philadelphia dining scene in a rather unorthodox fashion. You see, Baldino is the […]
Ice Bar, Take Two: Pegsicle Reborn
It was a good plan: Give an amateur ice carver (Peter Woolsey) some chainsaws, a set of Japanese ice chisels and a whole lot of […]
Why Penn Vet Isn’t Happy With Gov. Wolf’s Proposed Budget
Gov. Tom Wolf delivered his annual budget address yesterday – and the University of Pennsylvania’s veterinary program isn’t too happy with it.
Montco Teen Dies After Head Injury in Hockey Game
A Montgomery County teenager died after suffering head trauma at a Philadelphia hockey game, the Philadelphia medical examiner reports. Nick Bond, an 18-year-old from Springfield, […]
Jonathan Gay ID’d as Suspect in Rittenhouse Cab Attack
A 51-year-old man has been charged in Monday’s crazy Rittenhouse Square cab attack.
Sanctuary Cities Bill That Could Defund Philly Clears Pa. Senate
A bill that could drastically restrict state funding to so-called sanctuary cities like Philadelphia has cleared the Pennsylvania Senate. State lawmakers yesterday pushed the controversial […]
Five Things to Know About Gov. Wolf’s Budget Proposal
Watch the video of my full #PAbudget address, and read my message to the people of Pennsylvania: https://t.co/X3JDrSSkO3 pic.twitter.com/oRM5kUznua — Governor Josh Shapiro (@GovernorShapiro) February […]
Taking a Stand for Immigrants and Undocumented Workers at Le Virtù
Look, there’s a long story to this and there’s a short one. A complicated one and a simple one. The short, simple version is this: […]