That, of course, comes as no surprise to our bearded denizens — especially ahead of the Philadelphia Beard Festival later this month.
Here’s the Philly Starbucks 911 Call That Led to Two Arrests
For the first time, you can hear the original call, the police dispatchers, and the radio transmissions from the cops on the scene.
Saxbys Expands With the Launch of a New Student-Run Cafe
La Salle University students are now responsible for managing all aspects of their new campus coffeeshop.
PCHR to Investigate More Allegations of Racial Bias at Rittenhouse Starbucks
The move is part of the city’s broader response to the arrest of two black men at the store last week.
After Engine “Exploded,” Southwest Flight Makes Emergency Landing at PHL
At least one passenger has been transported to the hospital.
Philly Won’t Have New Voting Machines by Pa.’s 2020 Deadline
Pennsylvania counties have been asked to replace their electronic voting systems with machines that leave a paper trail.
18 Apps Philly Biz Leaders Use to Be Productive at Work
From an artificial intelligence email manager to nifty calendar platforms, here are the tools these leaders swear by for getting more done in a day.
As they head into middle age, the “slacker” generation of Philadelphians is feeling overlooked, overworked and overwhelmed. But their chill, pragmatic approach to life might be just what we need right now.
Pa. Approves Sale of Dry Medical Marijuana
The product will likely roll out sometime this summer.
Here’s Why More Women Should See Themselves as “Women in Tech”
A career in tech extends beyond coding, according to Women in Tech Summit founders Tracey Welson-Rossman and Gloria Bell.
Starbucks: Manager Who Called 911 No Longer Works at Rittenhouse Location
Protesters occupied the chain’s location at 18th and Spruce for the second day on Monday before it closed at midday.
BSL Service Partially Suspended After Person Struck, Killed by Train
The incident occurred shortly before 9:30 a.m. at the Allegheny station.
Eagles Drop Daryl Worley Following Charges of DUI, Resisting Arrest
The Penn Charter grad’s tenure with his hometown team ended before it even got started.
As they head into middle age, the “slacker” generation of Philadelphians is feeling overlooked, overworked and overwhelmed. But their chill, pragmatic approach to life might be just what we need right now.
If You’re Not Enraged Enough to Act, the Starbucks Arrest Video Is Just Black Trauma Porn
There’s only one humane response to the arrest of two innocent Black men at a Philly Starbucks — taking a stand wherever and whenever you witness racism.
Monday Is the Last Day to Register to Vote in the Pa. Primary
Waited to register till the last minute? Here’s what you need to know.
Krasner’s First 100 Days: DA Says Social Reform More Effective Than Prison in Preventing Crime
Philly’s prison population has dropped 9 percent since our new DA took office earlier this year.
Should Starbucks Fire the Manager Who Called the Cops on Two Black Patrons?
A Rutgers employment law professor weighs in on what Starbucks should do next.
