The Exton pastor wanted for raping a teen girl who lived with his family is in Ecuador, but has hired a lawyer and plans to […]
As expected, the news industry is taking notice of Gerry Lenfest’s decision to transfer ownership of Philly’s major newspapers — the Inquirer and Daily News, […]
Heads up, DIY brides-to-be: We just caught wind of an exciting opportunity for those of you who are interested in addressing your own wedding invitations. Northern […]
Each week we’ll dive into a couple of observations about the Philadelphia 76ers. You can view previous installments in the Likes and Dislikes series here. […]
Remember last August, when Philly native Kevin Hart sold out Lincoln Financial Field for a night of standup comedy? Well, as promised, it’s going to […]
Good morning, Philadelphia. Here’s what you need to know today. Police Commissioner updates wounded officer’s status: “His arm is virtually destroyed” Police Commissioner Richard Ross […]
As the housing market in Philly continues to make its comeback, many house hunters are seeking the sleek new construction homes that are popping up […]
In his experience, Ed Rendell says Kathleen Kane doesn’t need a law license to be Pennsylvania attorney general. Rendell — Philadelphia’s district attorney for eight years […]
The Philadelphia Police Department has announced a $20,000 reward in the murder of Mark Marshall, a 34-year-old Philadelphia Parking Authority employee who was gunned down […]
Author Elizabeth LaBan will stop by the Free Library tonight in support of her new novel The Restaurant Critic’s Wife. LaBan’s husband, of course, is the […]
On Monday, Bill Cosby‘s lawyers filed a lengthy motion to dismiss one charge of indecent assault against him in Montgomery County, and one day later, […]
Students at Simon Gratz High School were let out of school early today after spending the day under lockdown. 6 ABC reported this morning that the […]
Three themes emerged from Tuesday morning’s formal announcement that Philadelphia Media Network — owner of the Inquirer, Daily News, and Philly.com — is being placed […]
The death of David Bowie has hit people hard all over the world, but Philadelphia has a special connection to the legendary performer. Philadelphians seem […]
In an interview on 900AM-WURD Tuesday, Mayor Jim Kenney said he plans to ensure that at least 45 percent of workers on city-funded construction projects are African-American. Kenney made the pledge in […]
