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Why Do Bad Philly Cops Keep Their Jobs?

It’s complicated — and really, really expensive — for taxpayers in particular.


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Restaurants

How the Gobbler Conquered America

Things to Do

The Best Things You Can Possibly Do in Philly This Weekend

Life & Style

Main Line Woman Turns Your Kids’ Childhood Drawings Into Keepsake Works of Art

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City Life

The Rittenhouse Barneys — which opens this month — is so much more than a shiny new store 

The rumors had been swirling around Philadelphia since I moved here in 2003. Fashionistas whispered into one another’s diamond-studded ears that a friend of a […]

City Life

With all the gay goings-on this month it seemed a good time to check in with the Philadelphia Gay News publisher

Gay. Queer. What is the right word these days?  It depends on the age group. I mean, some still use “homophile”! “Queer” for many people […]

City Life

The former Philly chef wraps up the debut season of Will Work For Food

It’s been a strange road to stardom for Adam Gertler, the 31-year-old actor/cook who, in just four years, went from executive chef of the Smoked […]

City Life

Maggie and Rob Wasserman saved Rouge once. Can they do it again?

MAGGIE WASSERMAN (née Stein) isn’t worried. She sips a cup of sweet-potato soup inside Rouge, the restaurant that was once her father’s darling and is […]

City Life

Brooke dishes the latest gossip

Are Advanta chief and major Temple donor Dennis Alter and his lovely Austrian wife Gisela splitting? That’s the talk on the Main Line social circuit. […]

City Life

An anti-Obama letter rocked the Jewish community and brought the Middle East conflict to the banks of the Schuylkill

Indeed, Bruce Schimmel, the founder of the City Paper, wrote of how disheartened he was to attend a pro-Israel rally in Love Park last January […]


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Welcome to Philly’s Italian Renaissance

Welcome to Philly’s Italian Renaissance

Red gravy was just the beginning.

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

Our highly anticipated guide to the most exciting, compelling, and provocative restaurants in Philly


Restaurants

“Mechanical Emergencies” At Bookbinders

It doesn’t sound good for Old Original Bookbinders. The restaurant’s voicemail states it is closed due to “mechanical emergencies” and Dan Gross is reporting that […]

City Life

An antiquated law in Pennsylvania, home of the state store system? Now, that’s a surprise.

Maybe “I Choose Hell Productions” isn’t the most wholesome name for an indie movie-making business. But it’s the one local filmmaker and former Banyan employee […]

City Life

Firefighters are raging over Nutter’s latest cuts. But should they be?

Budget cuts burned down Regina Anderson’s house in Frankford. That’s what the firefighters union has been saying, loudly, in rallies with signs like “Burn, Nutter, […]

City Life

Can PHL learn from the Hudson River crash?

In light of the harrowing bird-induced water-landing of US Airways Flight 1549 on the Hudson in January, the nearly 30 million travelers who pass through […]

City Life

Half Latino, half Jewish, the new Phillies GM is only 44 but has already beaten the baseball odds twice.

Half Latino, half Jewish, the new Phillies GM is only 44 but has already beaten the baseball odds twice. “My father advised me to be […]

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The Best Fall Festivals to Check Out This Season in Philly

The Best Fall Festivals to Check Out This Season in Philly

Mark your calendars to celebrate, eat, and explore your way through Philly.

Best of Philly 2026

Best of Philly 2026

Please give a warm welcome to Best of Philly 2026: Everything you want, didn’t know you needed, and should check out in Philadelphia right now.


City Life

Eight local day camps that will fuel your kids’ dreams and keep them busy all summer long

 SEE OUR 8 PICKS HERE Forget tag, hours of TV and pee-filled pools — we rounded up eight local day camps that will fuel your […]

City Life

Chef/owner of 15-year-old vegan restaurant Horizons

Your vegetarian classification: I’m not vegan. I’m an ovo-lacto vegetarian, so I eat milk and egg products. These days, “vegetarian” can mean almost anything. Last […]

Restaurants

Tonight

James Beard finalist Michael Solomonov is at Foster’s tonight for a “Culinary Tour of Israel” and surprisingly tickets remain.  Culinary Tour of Israel [Fosters] via MenuPages […]

Restaurants

Latest On Brauhaus Schmitz

Here’s the latest on the highly anticipated Brauhaus Schmitz, the German bar and restaurant that is looking to open this Spring on South Street.  Looks like […]

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