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[Updated 2:30 p.m.] A construction worker died on the job Thursday night when he fell into the Delaware River off a pier in South Philadelphia, officials said. According […]
A man posing as a city inspector has falsely informed residents in three separate locations that their properties were scheduled for demolition, police said Friday. The suspect, […]
With today’s announcement of the Chick’N Shack going national, we knew we’d have to put the Shake Shack fried chicken sandwich up against Federal Donuts’ […]
Marc Vetri, whose eponymous restaurant is habitually nominated for best service by the James Beard Foundation, took to Twitter this morning to rip a customer […]
You know Philly is a city of firsts, right? First capital of the United States, first department store, first taxi service, first national convention (in […]
For the first 24 minutes of Thursday night’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers, the Chicago Bulls played like a team competing in their fourth game in […]
Good morning, Philadelphia. Here’s what you need to know today: The Eagles will reportedly name Doug Pederson as their new head coach. An NFL source […]
Gov. Tom Wolf wants to shut down the School Reform Commission and return Philadelphia’s public schools to local control. Former Mayor Michael Nutter is also on board with the […]
Anyone who knows Philly Style Bagels from their pop-ups at Pizzeria Beddia is already counting the days to the official opening of their permanent shop in […]
Sen. Bob Casey, Mayor Jim Kenney and Police Commissioner Richard Ross gave a joint press conference today to give an update on the condition of […]
A Philly man is suing Lee Daniels, the creator of the Fox show Empire, saying Daniels took the idea for the show from him. Clayton […]
Seventeen years ago this week, the Eagles hired a new coach. On January 11th, 1999, after four days of meetings, the Eagles hired former Green […]
We know how challenging it can be to commit to a solid workout routine while planning your wedding—between your regular work schedule and time spent scouting venues, meeting […]
City Council President Darrell Clarke’s growing political muscle is now manifesting itself on a wider stage: state politics. Today, he became one of the first officials […]
If you’re young, hot and wonky, Temple’s main campus will be the place to be this July. The university has announced that Morgan Hall, the […]