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Governor Wolf Calls on A.G. Kathleen Kane to Resign After Conviction
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf called on Attorney General Kathleen Kane to resign this morning, just hours after a jury found her guilty of perjury, obstruction of justice and […]
Jonathan Papelbon Annoyed His Teammates With Pro-Trump Music
The Phillies may have made one of the best trades in franchise history last year. Okay, that’s a bit much. But the deal that sent […]
Musician Charles Cohen Pleads No Contest in Child Sex Crimes Case
Eleven months after he was arrested in connection with a child sex crimes sting, prominent Philadelphia musician Charles Cohen has entered a no-contest plea in […]
Hillary Clinton Will Speak at West Philadelphia High School Today
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will headline a voter registration event at West Philadelphia High School today. The former Secretary of State is expected to speak sometime […]
Report: D.A. Seth Williams Discloses $160,150 in Gifts
Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams says he received $160,050 in previously unreported gifts between 2010 and 2015. Williams, who reportedly released the information on Monday, is required by the […]
When Trump Says He’ll Lose Pa. Only If There’s “Cheating,” He Means in Philly
Donald Trump has built a presidential campaign on scapegoating — blaming Mexicans, Muslims, undocumented immigrants and many others for all that is wrong with the country. Now it […]
Pub & Kitchen Changes Up Happy Hour with Some Super Deals
Pub & Kitchen rolls out a new happy hour menu starting tonight. The deals include $20 bottles of rosé wine, $5 You Call It Old Fashioneds […]
Can Social Media Bring Young Voters Into the Fold?
Editor’s Note: This report was created by a team of student reporters from Girls High School, working as part of a Youth News Team program […]
Burgers and Brews Tasting Dinner at Shake Shack
On Tuesday, August 16th, the University City location of Shake Shack will be hosting a Burgers and Brews Tasting Dinner with Yards Brewing. The dinner […]
Here’s How Things Are Going With All That I-676 Bridge Construction
It’s been a little over a year since the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation began the $64.8 million project to rebuild the bridges over I-676, and according to […]
Let’s Get Irrationally Excited About the Phillies’ Playoff Chances!
The Phillies won five consecutive division titles from 2007 to 2011. Before their run of success in the NL East, they were competitive almost every […]
Sharswood Redevelopment Update: Two Steps Forward, One Sideways
The Philadelphia Housing Authority has some good news on the Sharswood redevelopment front. Then there’s some news that, while not exactly good, can’t be called […]
Marijuana Activist Drops Out of Race for Pa. Attorney General
Marijuana activist N.A. Poe has extinguished his campaign for Pennsylvania Attorney General. Poe, the Libertarian candidate, announced his intention to withdraw from the race this […]
Diner Chain Comes to Pennsylvania
Someone’s bullish on diners. Despite the closing of Center City’s Midtown II and the near constant threat that Little Pete’s will be torn down or […]
City Wants Development With ‘Social Impact’ At 8th and Race
The surface parking lot on Race Street between 8th and 9th is one of the biggest empty spaces remaining in Center City, and the Philadelphia […]