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The Three Philadelphia Ballot Questions Voters Will See Tuesday, in Plain English
Philadelphia voters will be asked three ballot questions in Tuesday’s primary election, but they’ll be awfully difficult to understand if you’re seeing them for the […]
College GameDay Set All Ready for Temple/Notre Dame Game
Market Street between 5th and 6th streets is not a street right now. It’s a TV set. ESPN’s College GameDay has completely taken over the block […]
Celebrate Halloween Weekend with Free Custard at Shake Shack
Celebrate this Halloween weekend in style by wearing your spookiest costume to your local Shake Shack and receive a free scoop of creamy frozen custard. This […]
Here Are the Best Philly Neighborhoods to Go Trick-or-Treating in 2015
Is Halloween on the verge of whithering away? We sure hope not! For one, Philadelphia is still considered by Zillow researchers to be one of the […]
6 Reasons Why Tuesday’s Pennsylvania Supreme Court Election Is Absolutely Crucial
Pennsylvania voters get a blessed opportunity to start cleaning up the state’s train wreck of a Supreme Court on Tuesday, when they’ll fill three of […]
Cops Post Drug Flier as Facebook Joke, Public Responds With Actual Leads
Earlier this week, the Woolwich Township Police Department in South Jersey posted this flier on its Facebook page, just having a bit of fun. But […]
Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News Newsrooms to Merge
Updated with comment from PMN. See below. The newsrooms of the Inquirer, Daily News, and Philly.com will merge, the publisher of the papers told reporters […]
Cops: Women Steal $8,200 from Lady’s Purse Outside Reading Terminal Market
Police are looking for suspects in a theft that took place on Arch Street outside the market back on October 22nd around noon. According to […]
Osteria Moorestown Closing, Catelli Duo to Move In
Marc Vetri’s Osteria in Moorestown will close and make way for a Catelli Duo, a more casual Italian concept. Vetri and Osteria was the ace-in-the-hole when […]
Weekly Sixers Roundup: Noel, Okafor, Covington Receive National Attention
Every week we’ll collect some of the national stories being written about the Philadelphia 76ers. You can check out previous roundups here. This week contains more […]
The Challengers: For Al Taubenberger, Elected Office Is a Lifelong Dream
This week, Citified is featuring Q&As with leading at-large City Council challengers running for the two slots reserved for minority parties and independents. Will this be the […]
Sixers Host Jazz in Home Opener
The Sixers will host the Utah Jazz tonight at the Wells Fargo Center, the first regular season home game of the new season. The Sixers […]
Ramsey: “Sick and Tired of Cop-Bashing”
Good morning, Philadelphia, and happy National Breadstick Day. Here’s what you need to know today. Outgoing Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey is “sick and tired” of […]
Councilman Curtis Jones Hosting Industry-Sponsored Fracking Tour Friday
Update (10:15 a.m., October 30th): This piece has been updated to include comment from Councilman Jones. City Councilman Curtis Jones Jr. is co-hosting an industry […]
City Hall Has a Rough Deal With Comcast — Here’s What You Need to Know
The proposed deal between Comcast and City Hall was finally unveiled today. In case you haven’t been following along at home, the cable giant has been negotiating a new […]