Linden Hill, the Gladwyne mansion that once belonged to Campbell’s soup heir John T. Dorrance, is up for sale. (It’s no coincidence that it opened […]

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Chris Hayes got an education in Michael Nutter yesterday night, on style and substance. The MSNBC host ran a segment on the Philadelphia public school […]

Supreme Court Justice Seamus McCaffery, already under suspicion of fixing a traffic ticket for his wife Lise Rapaport, is now reportedly being investigated by the […]

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A bomb threat has been made to several buildings on Princeton’s campus. Here’s the notice, which was posted on Princeton’s website at 10:26 a.m.: There […]

Real estate swami Trulia has crunched the numbers on the rental market in the nation’s biggest cities. Here’s what they found about Philly: Rents increased […]

The leaderless Sixers are reportedly eying Nuggets assistant coach Melvin Hunt. Who? In other news, failed Sixers coach Mo Cheeks has a new job coaching […]

Perhaps you, like me, heard that the U.S. Open was coming to Ardmore and thought, “Ooh, tennis.” Then you heard it was a golf thing […]

Wednesday, New Jersey Transit’s board is voting on whether to offer free WiFi to customers. Specifics are as yet unclear, but it looks like Cablevision […]

There aren’t too many Philadelphia stories that involve Martin Scorsese, his daughter Catherine Scorsese, actor Ray Liotta of Goodfellas fame, or pop prince Jesse McCartney. […]

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Somewhere between turning South Columbus Boulevard into an extension of South Jersey and turning Northern Liberties into a newer Old City, developer Bart Blatstein figured […]

Remember how Chris Christie scheduled a special election to replace Sen. Frank Lautenberg in October? Just three weeks before the general election already taking place? […]

Over the weekend, I tested New York’s weeks-old CitiBike bike share program. An unhealthy amount of my time was spent idling at intersections, bashfully deflecting […]