Philadelphia Magazine

Santos will present dishes from Milk Pigs & Violet Gold, Bryan Koh’s tome on Filipino cuisine, in the next installment of our collaborative cookbook dinner series later this month.

“Socialism has a bad name because people who are capitalists give it a bad name,” says Moses “Mo” Santana.

A sprawling resort house surrounded by history and charm.

For this International Women’s Day–themed Transformation story, we asked some Philly women to reflect.

The city and state are clearing the way for new forms of rentable transport, but the experience of other cities shows that dockless could be more dystopia than utopia.

Naturally leavened pizzas, natural wine and plates to share, coming to Kensington this fall.

And for the next two weeks, they’re throwing in a free cup of coffee when you order one.

City government is open for business. Not so for Archdiocese schools, which have the full day off, and the Philadelphia School District, running on a two-hour delay.

We investigated.

“I do not believe I will be receiving any holiday cards from Local 98 moving forward,” says the Northeast state rep.

Life in old Wissahickon Heights, updated for today.

Here’s how to stay on top your itinerary in the face of pesky hassles like bad weather and unexpected delays.

These are the ones that were worth the time, money and stress (and the ones they could have skipped).

Including house hunting tales, tips for buyers, the state of the market, and the region’s hottest neighborhoods.

Donna and Joe Cassidy wanted a place in the city where they could live in comfort.