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Are you the type who drools over the high-tech industrial aesthetic? Have we got a home for you. One of the finest examples of that […]
State regulations regarding the new medical marijuana program could largely prevent dispensaries from opening anywhere in Philadelphia – but City Council is hoping to change […]
We’ve said it once and we’ll say it again – for this double trinity in Washington Square West, it’s all about the details. It’s been […]
Thirty years ago today, Mannequin was released. It was not well received. “In Mannequin, [Andrew] McCarthy plays a hapless young man who is fired from […]
Jeffrey Sandusky, the 41-year-old son of convicted Penn State child molester Jerry Sandusky, is being held on $200,000 bail after being charged with asking one […]
Jeremy Nolen has been at the helm of Whetstone Tavern for quite some time now while, at the same time, overseeing kitchen operations at Brauhaus […]
Police have arrested a man who they say sprayed a fire extinguisher all over the Pennsylvania Senate after breaking in to the building in the […]
In just a few months, UberEATS quickly shot to the top of Philly’s online delivery app heap, providing restaurants and diners with a faster (and oftentimes cheaper) way to […]
Kevin Smith won’t be filming any sequels locally after all. Smith made news in 2015 when he announced the Exton Square Mall would serve as […]
We’re in for some wind, Philly. The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for the region until 6 p.m. tonight, with northwest winds […]
What better night than Grammys night to show off our very own new weather song? Katie & Kate are everywhere! pic.twitter.com/LWxhjEW8gT — CBS Philadelphia (@CBSPhiladelphia) […]
Developers Chris and Ryan Tobin want to join the parade of builders adding apartments to downtown Ardmore. Their modest proposal, however, would add two stories […]
One thing that David Perlman’s former line of work and his current one have in common is this: He specializes in renewing old things. Back […]
After an hour of contentious debate and impassioned pleas from local preservationists, the Philadelphia Historical Commission voted 8-3 to continue postponing a final decision on […]
SEPTA is reportedly close to resuming full service on the Market-Frankford line after cracks discovered in the trains’ main support beams led the organization to remove […]