A woman reported that she was raped in an alley off of 16th Street in Center City very early this morning. Police were on the […]
When the Borders at Broad and Chestnut closed last May, there was an appropriate sense of mourning for a store that once epitomized the new […]
Brian Goldman is a senior at Penn. Over the weekend, he was taking a cab to meet some friends when he was punched in the […]
Three Teens Arrested for Assaulting Cabbie. On Saturday night, it’s alleged that three teenagers shouted racial slurs at the passenger in a cab before pulling […]
Staples opted not to renew its lease on its space at 11th and Market in Center City, and Marshall’s will fill the vacancy. It was […]
Nutter Visits Denver, Says Philly Schools Need to Adapt. Mayor Nutter’s second inaugural speech focused on the city’s school district and the changes that need […]
Despite another down year for Philly’s real estate market, one Center City condo venture seems to be flourishing. Maybe that’s because one of its residents […]
You know what I think is awesome? Singing waiters. No, seriously–right behind hedge fund managers and any former reality show contestant, a singing waiter is […]
Planners predict that a high-speed rail in the Northeast Corridor would make Philly the center of the region’s economy by 2050. The city would be […]
Philly and New York City are in the running to win the “City of the Year” award from GovFresh—an open government news website. There are […]
Philly may be getting a little greener as the Spring Garden Civic Association and the Pennsylvania Environmental Council work to get the off the ground. […]
The Philadelphia Photo Art Center will be celebrating its second anniversary the same way it rang in its first—with Philly Photo Day. The idea is […]
Last week City Paper had a terrific story on Paul Levy, executive director of the Center City District, titled “the King of Center City.” The […]
It’s the last night of Center City Sips for the year. Go out and make it a good one. Chops will be hosting the last […]
Center City Sips kicks off this evening with its Wednesday nights of $2 beers, $3 wines, $4 cocktails and half-priced appetizers. But where is Sips […]
