With so many current city officeholders rumored to be candidates, the fight to become the city’s 100th mayor could result in a lot of (much-needed) political turnover.

The giveaway? A linguistic term known as “L-vocalization.”

Tripping’s not just for deadheads anymore: Philly parents — and lots of other people — are learning that the secret to health, happiness and healing might just come from some formerly far-out drugs.

Two lawmakers from the Philly ’burbs and a lawyer from Lower Merion are leading the push to legalize medical psychedelics in the state.

It’s not just for psychedelics. Some moms are turning toward small doses of the compounds found in marijuana to get through the day.

More disturbing details emerge in the case of Andrew Wolf, who remains in custody awaiting trial on child pornography charges.

While other theaters have already mounted ambitious productions, the Old City mainstay had to wait till 2022 for its post-COVID comeback.

Gladwyne residents are hyperventilating over a brand-new luxury senior living facility that sleeps just eight.

Philly’s own Quinta Brunson has a big hit on her hands with Abbott Elementary, which is drawing comparisons to The Office.

From indictments to contested races, last year provided more questions than answers about the future of several notable Philly politicians and coalitions.

Here’s what we know and what you can do.

LOL just kidding I don’t understand it, probably because it’s imaginary money.

Every seven years, Jews celebrate a shmita year — 12 months to rest, recharge and replenish. As we embark on 2022, could this ancient tradition be a cure for our very specifically modern malaise?

From the Declaration of Independence to red gravy to our own Bridge of Sighs, all the ways the Old Country has made its mark on these parts.

Couldn’t we all benefit from something to take our minds off of everything — even if just for a few fleeting moments?