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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Last night a fortyish guy in gray sweatpants and hoodie went into the 7-Eleven at 3300 Aramingo Avenue, took a look around (including right into […]
Spring Garden Street leading up to the Delaware River has become a hotbed of development activity this year, and there’s probably no bigger project on […]
Sam Bradford looked better last week in a loss to the Carolina Panthers. Bradford appeared to be more mobile in the pocket, stepping out of […]
Chaka Fattah’s son, Chaka Fattah Jr., who goes by Chip, is on trial for tax fraud. Acting as his own lawyer (though he’s not a […]
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a bill this week that, if signed by Gov. Tom Wolf, will likely have an impact on organized labor […]
