Philadelphia Magazine

By knowing where Philadelphia stood before the pandemic, we might learn what to expect on the other side.

Leaving the house for church and a sit-down brunch may be out of the question, but enjoying a good meal at home is not.

“It would be the perfect petri plate,” he tells us.

This handsome townhouse got a simply elegant makeover not too long ago.

It’s Coachella meets Delaware County.

Plus, Krasner blasts Wolf, NJ issues grocery store face-covering order, and Fox 29’s Steve Keeley gets biblical.

Like many personal choices affected by coronavirus, what once was a seemingly simple question is now a moral quandary.

A major grant aims to harness the power of our newsrooms to deliver life-saving, household-sustaining news to all of the region’s communities.

As the coronavirus crisis threatens summer travel, here’s what you need to know about cancellation and rebooking policies for PHL airlines.

We always bear a disproportionate amount of pain in a crisis. And based on the data we have so far, this will be no different.

Price gouging complaints are surging in Philadelphia and across the state.

How to master cookies, cakes, and other treats like a pro.

Searching to find the right suburb for you? It helps to have a strategist.

Plus, why the cops showed up at my house last night.

The move comes as couples scramble to reschedule and is available through March 2021.