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Snøhetta Drops Stunning Renderings of the New Temple University Library

Snøhetta has a thing for designing spectacular libray buildings all around the globe, and it just so happens that one such building will soon rise from the […]

Restaurants

Le Virtú Celebrating La Cottora Festival

Tomorrow night, Le Virtú will host the traditional outdoor winter festival La Cottora. The festival, which is celebrated annually in Italy’s Abruzzo region, will include food from chef […]

Philadelphia Wedding

Indochino is Giving Away 25,000 Free Suits to Grooms in 2016

When Indochino re-opened its Philly showroom last summer, we couldn’t wait to tell you about the changes that were made to the space—most notably, the addition of […]

City Life

False Alarm in “Active Shooter” Situation in San Diego

UPDATE 1/26/2016 2 p.m.: On Tuesday morning in California, shots were reported inside a San Diego naval facility, but it looks like it was a […]

City Life

Report: City Settled Race Discrimination Suit Against D.A.

City Hall in 2014 settled a racial discrimination lawsuit aimed at District Attorney Seth Williams, the Daily News reported today. The suit was brought by […]

School District of Philadelphia
City Life

Philly Schools to Reopen on Wednesday

If your family has gotten a bit of cabin fever from the blizzard, plus two additional snow days off from school, well, relief is on […]

City Life

A Guy From Philly Nicknamed “Philly” Is in the Super Bowl

Corey Brown didn’t want to be called “Philly.” It makes sense. Plenty of people drop their college nicknames when they leave school. Corey Brown only […]

City Life

5 Takeaways From the Big Amtrak Derailment Story in the New York Times Magazine

The New York Times Magazine today has unveiled a long story examining last spring’s Amtrak derailment, the crash of train 188 at Philadelphia’s Frankford Junction […]

Restaurants

Philly Cooks: Restaurants Announced

Philly Cooks is happening on Tuesday, February 16th. 43 restaurants are participating including 25 from the most recent 50 Best Restaurants list. In addition to […]

Business

Sixers Release Rendering, Photos of Camden Practice Facility

The Sixers have released a new rendering and a few construction photos for its new practice facility and corporate headquarters in Camden. The team also […]

City Life

Sixers Mailbag #12: Can Dario Saric Make an Immediate Impact?

This week we continue our 76ers mailbag series, where we discuss some of the pressing topics around the team. In the 12th edition of our Sixers mailbag […]

Restaurants

First Look: Urban Farmer

Last year we said goodbye to a Philadelphia institution and a standard bearer of fine dining, The Fountain at the Four Seasons. Now, there’s a […]

City Life

Morning Headlines: Mayor Kenney Asks for Patience on Snow Removal

Good morning, Philadelphia. Remember: Schools are closed today, and you should probably check SEPTA’s website if you’re planning on using transit today. Otherwise, here is […]

City Life

WATCH: Cyclist Chased, Threatened By Angry Driver After Knocking Over Loading Zone Cone

[UPDATE, 1 p.m., January 27th]: Cameron Kline, spokesman for Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams, says that after the cyclist inquired about pressing charges, the police contacted […]

Citified

Did Mayor Kenney Do a Good Job Handling the Blizzard?

As a candidate, Mayor Jim Kenney promised to ensure that “every neighborhood matters” in Philadelphia. His campaign motto was, in part, a not-so-subtle reference to his predecessor: Many politicos […]