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15 Now protesters - Broad Street - $15 minimum wage
City Life

Survey: Today’s College Freshmen Are Leftist, Altruistic, Money-Hungry and Very Likely to Protest

  If it seems like every time you look, those crazy kids at Penn and Princeton and Swarthmore and Temple are protesting something … they […]

City Life

Wind Chill Will Be “Dangerous to People and Pets” This Weekend

The National Weather Service is projecting temperatures in the single digits at sunrise on Sunday. Philadelphia, Burlington and Camden Counties are operating under a Code Blue as […]

Restaurants

The Dirt: What To Get At The Farmers Market This Weekend

Do you guys know what the forecast is going to be for tomorrow? I’ll tell you. The high is 19° and the low is a […]

Pennsylvania sample license plate
City

PennDOT Is Eliminating License Plate Registration Stickers

Say goodbye to license plate registration stickers. Well, if you’re in Pennsylvania. PennDOT announced earlier this week it was eliminating registration stickers at the end […]

Restaurants

More Pizza News: Pizza For People Who Love Cheesesteaks

There’s two pieces of news here, variously involving pizzas, cheesesteaks, hot dogs, and combinations thereof. But both stories are connected by one man: Frank Olivieri […]

City Life

We Call B.S. on the Cell Phone Incident at B2 Cafe

UPDATE: We got a copy of the video showing the woman who comes into the cafe and threatens the barista with a bottle of spray […]

Restaurants

Introducing the Bruno at Kermit’s Bake Shoppe

Chef Brian Lofink got inspired while walking through Di Bruno Bros. recently. And with all that cheese and other wonderful products, that’s not surprising. So […]

SEPTA Interim Weekday Schedule
City Life

A Snake Was Discovered at a University City Regional Rail Station

The Snakes on a Plane jokes would be too easy. They’d also be inaccurate, because this slithery serpent wasn’t even spotted on a train, but instead was found inside a […]

Restaurants

Updates From Bar Bombon

Bar Bombon now offers Brunch | Photo courtesy At Media I had no particular love for Bar Bombon when I reviewed it a couple months […]

City Life

Harry Reid: There Could Be a Brokered Convention in Philly This Summer

The Democratic National Convention will be in Philly this summer. The city will have some nice new things for the attendees, but so far the […]

Restaurants

Weckerly’s and Birchrun Hills Farms Offering Cheesy Ice Cream Sandwiches

Ice cream and cheese: both are tasty, but have you had them together? If not, now’s your chance— Best of Philly winning Weckerly’s Ice Cream and […]

Property

Spotted in Queen Village: Home Planned for Long Vacant Lot on Front Street

The zoning committee of the Queen Village Neighbors Association (QVNA) will hear a request to turn a long vacant (and often overgrown) lot near Front […]

City Life

13 Things You Might Not Know About the Pine Barrens

Today is National New Jersey Day, which is a pretty peculiar thing for a day to be. We thought about celebrating by driving around a […]

City Life

Morning Headlines: Underground Transformer Fire Knocked Out Power in Center City

Good morning, Philadelphia. Here’s what you need to know: An underground transformer fire plunged parts of Rittenhouse into darkness. What city officials called an underground transformer explosion […]

I-95 at Columbus Blvd
City Life

Bridge Inspections to Cause Slowdowns on Philly Roads Starting Next Week

If you’re driving during the middle of the day in and around Philadelphia between February 16th and February 25th, be prepared to slow down at […]