City Living
Neiman Group Steaks Out Philly
Philly natives are constantly debating over who makes the best cheesesteak. Some contend it’s Jim’s on South Street, the tourists love Pat’s and Geno’s, and […]
Cloudy Water at Arrow Swim Club
The Scoop doubts that it’s a doodie—er, a Baby Ruth—but something has the water at the Arrow Swim Club all cloudy. Their pool company will […]
National Geographic Likes to Hike Philly
National Geographic has published a list of the 15 best hiking cities in America and Philadelphia made the cut. The analysis doesn’t delve into all […]
What Does Bad U.S. Credit Mean to Philadelphia?
Jeremy D. Hare recently brought a boutique investment firm to the area in the form of Gilford Securities’ Philadelphia branch. The University of Hartford grad […]
Hunter Pence to Move in With Cliff Lee?
Lee, Pence and the Phils are wrapping up a long road trip tonight with the final game of their series in Los Angeles. Pence—who hasn’t […]
SEPTA Bolsters Service With Big Sports Week
The Union play at PPL tonight, the Iggles open up their preseason play at the Linc tomorrow night, and the Phillies are coming home for […]
City Council to Hold More Redistricting Hearings
City Council has announced that it will hold two additional public hearings in the on-going effort to redistrict the city. A meeting for August 16th […]
Multi-Use Building Will Be Built 18th and Washington
Following a recent trend, two buildings will be torn down to make room for a four-story, multi-purpose building at the corner of 18th and Washington. […]
Philadelphia Housing Authority Gets New Director
Michael P. Kelly—who has been on loan from New York City Housing Authority—has been serving as the interim chief of the PHA for the past […]
Arlene Ackerman is Our Rosa Parks?
The Inky’s education reporter Kristen Graham is live tweeting the special SRC meeting today. In the feed from earlier this morning, a gem in which […]
Local Schools Featured in Princeton Reviews Lists
The annual college rankings from the Princeton Review were released today. Swarthmore earned a nod as the best value for a private university. Haverford, Bryn […]
Amoroso’s Baking Co. Reaches Agreement With Drivers
Amoroso’s Baking Co. will sell most of its truck routes to drivers of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 463. While many of the members […]
Police Initiate Camera Sharing Program
Oh, Big Brother. The Philadelphia Police Department unveiled its plan today to initiate SafeCam—a partnership between police and civilians that would allow the citizens of […]
Stephen Colbert Interviews a Vampire From Philly
Patrick Rodgers is a local man noted for foreclosing on Wells Fargo after they ignored his letters detailing a discrepancy in his mortgage. After successfully […]
Explosions Near 15th and Bainbridge
Got a call from someone who reported that three cars just blew up in a parking lot near 15th and Bainbridge and that the streets […]