Philly.com reports that a developer is proposing to build a 17-story residential tower with retail space on the site of the Wash ‘n’ Lube car […]
The Hershey Company, the largest candy manufacturer in North America, says it could lay off up to 15 percent of its global work force. The […]
Your gas bill could be going up by more than ten bucks a month. At fault? The unseasonably warm winters we’ve been having. PGW asked […]
Farewell, Salvation Army day care and cafeteria. Hello, Estates on 3rd. This new four-unit gated luxury townhouse development on Third Street below Walnut in Society […]
If life in the heart of the city isn’t a good fit for your family, but you still want to reside in Philadelphia County, we […]
In a confusing remark at a White House meeting on Tuesday with the attorneys general of several states — including new Pennsylvania AG Josh Shapiro […]
There will be a rally on Thursday to protest the recent vandalism at Mt. Carmel Cemetery in Northeast Philadelphia. The “Stand Against Hate Gathering” is […]
Updated with a statement from Sen. Toomey’s office. Eleven people — four men, seven women — were arrested after a sit-in at Sen. Pat Toomey’s Philadelphia […]
Joe Khan is a young progressive running for district attorney who wants to ditch cash bail, revamp the civil asset forfeiture program, and stop prosecuting most simple […]
NBC 10 has a new meteorologist — a Sheena Parveen replacement, if you will. Today the station announced Tammie Souza, who previously worked in the Chicago, […]
This post was originally published in 2015. Easter is early this year, which means Lent is about to start when it’s about 20 degrees outside. […]
The NFL Draft is in Philadelphia this year. Now the NFL has let us know what they’ll have for us to do between picks. “In […]
A dog found in the trash in the Summerdale section of Philadelphia recently got a new pair of wheels. The Pennsylvania SPCA reports that Frances, […]
A couple months back, we told you all about the best idea that the Reading Terminal Market has had in years: The opening of a […]
Radnor Township last night approved a controversial pedestrian bridge planned for Villanova’s campus. At first, it seems like there’s no reason for the bridge to […]
