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5 Porngate Questions Seth Williams Needs to Answer Immediately
Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams, you’ve got some explaining to do. While previously working for the Attorney General’s office, your prosecutor Frank Fina was part of an […]
Study: There’s a Reason Why You Reach For Sweets & Fatty Foods After Fighting With Your Spouse
Considering that previous headlines on this particular topic have included Study: Have an Afternoon Snack Because Being Hangry Can Hurt Your Marriage and Study: Fighting […]
Coatesville’s Racist Texting Scandal Yields Federal Whistleblower Lawsuit
In case you’ve forgotten the text messaging scandal that erupted in the Coatesville School District in 2013, allow us to give you the Cliffs Notes […]
Under Armour Flagship, Apartment High-Rise Planned for 16th and Walnut
Plans are starting to take shape for two key properties on the corner of 16th and Walnut, as owner Pearl Properties is busy working on designs for 1527 and 1529-33 […]
Officer Killed in Traffic Accident ID’d, Suspect Charged
Lamar Poole Sr., 42, had worked for the Philadelphia Police Department for 18 years, and was most recently assigned to the 12th District. The married […]
Transformation In Store For Vacant Factory Building on Spring Garden
Situated near the corner’s edge of Spring Garden and 11th, the old Lawsonia Building stands in anticipation of a pending renovation and three-story addition. The news, […]
Preview Restaurant Neuf at American Sardine Bar
Joncarl Lachman’s Restaurant Neuf is set to open on Wednesday, September 16th if all goes well. And on Tuesday, September 8th, Lachman and Best of […]
New Menus And A New Season At Volver
A couple weeks back, we got the chance to bop over to Volver and sit in on one of their menu testing sessions for […]
Kane Supporters Fight Effort to Take Her Law License
Nearly 1,000 people have signed a Change.org petition opposing reported efforts to suspend the law license of Attorney General Kathleen Kane. The petition emerged after […]
Can the Revel Become a Destination for Chinese Gamblers?
The latest New Yorker, out today, has a story by reporter Nick Paumgarten about “The Death and Life of Atlantic City,” taking a sprawling look […]
New Details, Composite Released in Graffiti Pier Assault
Philadelphia’s Special Victims Unit has released a composite sketch of the alleged perpetrator in the robbery and sexual assault that took place last week at […]
Square Pie on the Move
Gene Giuffi’s Square Pie takes over their recently closed Cochon location as of tomorrow. Yesterday the ovens made the short move from the west side of […]
Insider: Why the Jim Kenney & Darrell Clarke Bromance Means Great Things for Philly
(Editor’s note: This is an opinion column from a Citified insider.) Before the primary election on May 19, the previous 18 months of a lame duck […]
So You Want to Open a Food Truck
The Community College of Philadelphia is offering classes on how to own and operate a food truck. The course, Mobile Food Management: Introduction to Food Entrepreneurship, […]
5 Logistics Lessons Pope Visit Organizers Can Learn From the Gospels
You can’t blame Archbishop Charles Chaput for trying. With the pope’s visit drawing near and Philadelphians still in a state of high–fret over the situation, […]