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Could Philly Get Snow Today?
Good morning Philadelphia. Here’s what you need to know today. We might actually get snow today in Philadelphia. It’s no sure bet, NBC10’s forecasters say […]
Lenfest “Donates” Philly Newspapers to New Nonprofit Media Foundation
Gerry Lenfest has created a nonprofit foundation to own Philadelphia Media Network — the company that owns the Inquirer, the Daily News, and Philly.com — and […]
Josh Shapiro Running for Attorney General “To Clean Up a Mess”
When he formally announces his candidacy for attorney general on Tuesday, Josh Shapiro will do so in a three-and-a-half-page letter to Pennsylvanians that never once […]
It’s Official: Josh Shapiro Is Running for Attorney General
As expected, Montgomery County Commission Chairman Josh Shapiro will run for attorney general. The news — via the AP’s Mark Levy — sets up Shapiro, a Democrat, […]
Philly Cab Company Sues Uber for “Destroying” Taxi Business
Back in 1991, Boris and Alla Kautsky left their home in Ukraine and came to the United States as refugees in search of the American […]
Pennsylvania Bill Would Do Away With Non-Compete Clauses
A Berks County Democrat is proposing to do away with non-compete clauses in employment contracts, saying they quash innovation and drive workers out of state. […]
Carli Lloyd Wins FIFA Player of the Year Award in a Landslide
FIFA announced today that Carli Lloyd was the winner of the FIFA Women’s Player of the Year Award. The Delran, New Jersey, native took home […]
Father David Creato Arrested in Brendan Creato’s Death
David Creato, Jr., 22, the father of 3-year-old Brendan Creato, has been arrested in connection with the death of his son. Creato was taken into […]
Kenney on Rubio: “Show Some Class”
Democratic Mayor Jim Kenney is striking back after Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio criticized him on the campaign trail for saying that the shooting of a city policeman “has nothing to […]
Meet Lauren Griffin, the Local Bridal Stylist Who Will Dress You For All of Your Pre-Wedding Events
With all of the energy that goes into shopping for your wedding dress, it’s easy to forget about all of the other events surrounding your Big Day—like […]
Will Run for Alcohol: Distillery Run to Support Open Streets PHL
If the only thing that will get you to lace up your running shoes come February weather is the promise of alcohol at the finish […]
Herban Debuting Dinner Service with Pay-What-You-Wish Night
On Tuesday, January 12th Herban Quality Eats is debuting its dinner service with a pay-what-you-wish night. From 5 p.m. to 9 p.m, the University City […]
This Winter You’ll Be Able to Track PennDOT Snow Plows
If we ever get snow this winter — a big “if” — techies and good government types have a special treat waiting for them: They’ll […]
Marco Rubio, Rush Limbaugh Blast Kenney
A host of high-profile conservatives are criticizing Mayor Jim Kenney over comments he made after a Yeadon man allegedly told officials that he shot police officer Jesse Hartnett because he is […]
Does Anyone in Philly College Hoops — Besides Villanova — Have a Shot at the March NCAA Tourney?
The January break is over, and all six of the area’s Division I men’s college basketball teams have started division play. With no hope of […]