Philadelphia Magazine

The application is open until February 9th, and eligible business applications will not be reviewed until after the final deadline.

The city is getting ready to debut PlowPHL, a snowplow-tracking app.

The seating chart at ONE North Broad directed guests to “claim their throne.”

With this innovative venture, Ange Branca of Saté Kampar is providing a platform for a new generation of talent.

It’s a gold mine of finds, provided you know how to navigate it.

An unexpected upside to wearing face masks in Philly? Getting a little anonymity in this small town.

Think of it as your personal all-inclusive resort.

Her lawyer calls the charges “ridiculous” and says the case could have a “chilling effect” on the First Amendment rights of every American.

Set a small but mighty scene.

More than 220 years old, yet very contemporary, with a truly great room.

ScentClip, created by Penn Medicine anesthesiologist Mark-Alan Pizzini, is here to make mask-wearing a little more pleasant.

Philadelphia can no longer claim to be a beacon of democracy, free speech and diversity if it continues to be governed by those who would breach those values. The Mayor and his police commissioner need to step down.

They’ll make their arrival in the region sometime in May or June.

Loaded with style, space, and luxury amenities — plus a little something extra.

There’s no doubt this city knows how to have fun in the cold, and supporting our restaurants should be no exception.