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Let Me Go Wild: Revolution Taco Reviewed

The first time I walked into Revolution Taco, they were playing “Blister in the Sun,” and all the people in the neighborhood were still getting […]

City Life

Morning Headlines: Kathleen Kane Survived One Ouster Attempt; The Next Has Already Begun

Good morning Philadelphia. Here’s what you need to know today. The Pennsylvania Senate fell short of ousting Kathleen Kane Wednesday. Now it’s the House’s turn […]

Citified

Kenney Is Officially Ending Brownouts

Mayor Jim Kenney will officially put an end to one of his predecessor’s most controversial policies tomorrow. A spokeswoman for Kenney says he will announce Thursday that he […]

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City Life

A Philly Guy Got 22 Votes for President in New Hampshire

Last month, Philadelphia magazine talked with Ed O’Donnell, a Philadelphia man who was running for the Democratic presidential nomination. He was only on the ballot […]

City Life

96 Ursinus College Students Now Reporting Stomach Infection Symptoms

About 96 students have reported having symptoms of a stomach infection at Ursinus College in Collegeville, Pa., and at least 22 of those students had to be treated […]

City

Pa. Senate Vote to Remove Kathleen Kane From Office Fails

After several hours of debate, the Senate failed to remove Attorney General Kathleen Kane from office today. The vote, held under an obscure statute of […]

Philadelphia Wedding

Jenny Packham’s Collection for David’s Bridal Launches Today!

This past fall, we received the exciting word—and passed it on to you—that Jenny Packham would be designing an affordable line of wedding dresses for […]

City Life

Delco D.A.: Chester Shooting Justified, Suspect Pointed Gun at Cops

DA Jack Whelan says man killed by police in Chester waved a loaded gun at police. 6 officers fired shots. pic.twitter.com/SDmH8vmjLS — Laura Benshoff (@LEBenshoff) […]

City Life

Anonymous Caller Makes Threats Against Main Line Jewish School

Editor’s Note: This story originally ran with a photo of a different campus of the Perelman Jewish Day School. One suburban Philadelphia Jewish school is […]

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City Life

It’s Official: Chris Christie Drops Out of Presidential Race

Chris Christie will be back in New Jersey a lot more often. The N.J. governor, who finished 10th in Iowa and sixth in New Hampshire, […]

City Life

Sixers vs Kings: Lottery Ball Superbowl

George Karl and the Sacramento Kings have lost eight of their past nine games, leading to uncertainty about Karl’s future with the team | David […]

City Life

Police Identify Pottstown Man Found in Car at Bottom of Schuylkill

Police recovered and identified the body of 93-year-old Harold Leister on Tuesday after his 2011 Buick Lucerne, with Leister inside, was pulled from the Schuylkill River at […]

Citified

It’s Now Legal to Skateboard at LOVE Park (For a Few Days)

LOVE Park is slated for a a major redesign, and today is the groundbreaking. And today, Mayor Jim Kenney made a major announcement: At the LOVE […]

City Life

The Informant: LeSean McCoy, Please Pay Your Parking Tickets

The Informant is our new gossip column from longtime Philly Mag reporter Victor Fiorillo. Each week, The Informant will bring you the tantalizing tidbits and sensational stories […]

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Get Ready for More Beer Gardens this Summer

Let’s fantasize together for a moment: It’s a beautiful Saturday in the summertime. You have no plans. While thinking about what to do, you get a text […]