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Yesterday, the city finalized the rate at which they’ll be taxing your AVI’d property starting in 2014. So the dataheads over at Axis Philly have […]

John Street is a member of the 99%. The 99% who don’t follow bike laws, that is. Avid bike-hater Stu Bykofsky sat down with avid […]

Your post-Pride to-do list.

The head of the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Richard Allen, has been under scrutiny lately for negotiating in secret to open up drilling […]

The Allentown School District will feature a new dress code next year. Regulations differ slightly for different age groups, but for high school kids, here’s […]

Meet Roman and Nyro.

The U.S. Open is being held at the Merion Golf Club. Merion is small. We get that. Rick Reilly wants us to get it even […]

From one Big Man to another. January 11th, Chris Christie has decided, is officially “Clarence Clemons Day.” That was the date the E Street band […]

I know it’s a “back in the day” or “walked up a hill both ways” thing to say, but I think kids today are being […]

Philadelphia-area property owners don’t have the option of leasing land to gas companies to cash in on the state’s Marcellus Shale fracking boom. (Nor is […]

The man who took Ray White’s life will go to trial on Tuesday, June 18th, and Ray White will be there, God willing. It’s not […]

If you were to come into the Philly Mag offices today, you’d find that the editorial side of things is lousy with interns. They sit […]

Here’s what you can’t bring into the Linc (and all other NFL stadiums too) starting in July: Purses larger than a clutch bag, coolers, briefcases, […]

52-year-old Ronald Wagenhoffer, the L&I Inspector tasked with inspecting the site of the Market Street building collapse, left a video message on his cellphone before […]