Up in Boston, people are less than thrilled that Southwest Airlines stopped flying direct to Philadelphia. It’s now cheaper for them to fly to Dublin […]

This afternoon at 4 p.m., members of the Newspaper Guild labor union will meet with Philadelphia Media Network, the company that owns the Inquirer, Daily […]

Goodwill of Southern New Jersey and Philadelphia wants to turn a former seafood store on Grove Street in Haddonfield, New Jersey into a 1,600 square […]

Two guys and a love story

Attorneys representing Monsignor William J. Lynn wanted Common Pleas Court Judge M. Teresa Sarmina to step down from the child-endangerment case. The request came after […]

It’s already been a big week for Adele. At Sunday’s Grammy Awards, she made her triumphant return to live performance after several months of medically […]

The highs, lows and ridiculousness

Philly, get yer guns! No, seriously … go get a gun. That’s the plan coming from Harrisburg right now in respect to gun violence, as […]

A petition to ban the chain

But should a vote decide?

Let’s be clear right up front: William Barnes is a lowlife scum. But it is an absolute travesty that he remains in prison two years […]

As the School Reform Commission struggles to close its most recent budget gap, I am not sure how we should measure their success. Even if […]

While in Boston this past weekend, I became aware of a ballot initiative that will be presented in November concerning bill H3884. This bill, known […]

Television has probably rotted my brain, but I can’t seem to stop watching. Sometimes I enjoy bad TV just as much as good TV. The […]

In 2002, the Phillies finished with a record of 80-81 and 21-and-a-half games behind the first place Atlanta Braves. Their renaissance was still five years […]