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How hot is it? The whole temperature map is red: Here's the latest heat index forecast for today! Going to get close to 100 for […]
Jim Kenney , the Democratic nominee and presumptive next mayor of Philadelphia, says the city will continue its “sanctuary city” policy of non-compliance with federal immigration authorities.
Philly Police are among several local agencies using technology to photograph and record millions of license plate numbers — and, over time, to track the movements […]
Brace yourselves, folks. News regarding the Divine Lorraine is going to come fast and furious until the “groundbreaking” event takes place, hopefully sometime in August. […]
On Monday, Mayor Nutter faulted “little people with little pieces of information” for more or less inciting Pope panic in Philadelphia over the weekend. On […]
South Philadelphians weren’t fans of Scott Walker when he stopped by two famed corner cheesesteak outlets. The Wisconsin governor and Republican presidential hopeful ate cheesesteaks — […]
By now, you’ve probably seen the maps. Depending on which one you look at, it appears that somewhere between a large chunk and an extremely […]
We see lots of candidates for World’s Dumbest (Alleged) Criminals here at Philadelphia magazine, but this week’s winner has got to be 20-year-old Connor Kennedy […]
SEPTA announced at a 3 p.m. news conference today that it will push the reset button on sales of those special one-day Regional Rail passes for […]
The new plaza at the wonky intersection where East Passyunk Avenue meets Broad and McKean streets is coming together quite nicely. The construction fence has […]
For Kraftwork’s monthly Staff Picks event that’s taking place this evening, Tuesday, July 28th, the Fishtown bar is embracing the hot weather with a beach menu. […]
Tom Sietsema came to Philly and he did it right. He got it–which is so rare these days–and put it all down on paper (and […]
On the heels of a BHHS HomExpert report that saw an increase in Philadelphia home sales within the first six months of the year comes […]
The Philadelphia Historical Commission has decided to historically designate Engine 37 at 101 W. Highland Ave. in Chestnut Hill. The implications of the unanimous vote are actually two-fold, reports Jana […]
Jessica Nolen, the pastry chef for Brauhaus Schmitz and Whetstone is striking out on her own. Nolen is opening The Little Bird Bakery and Cafe at 517 […]