City Life

Krasner vs. Dugan: Inside the District Attorney Race That Will Define Philly’s Future

Former Municipal Court judge Pat Dugan thinks he has what it takes to take Larry Krasner down in May’s primary, if he can figure out one thing: What does Philadelphia even want from its district attorney? Or, even more important, what does it need?


City Life

“I Hope Your Team Sucks and Loses”: Inside the Head of John Kruk

Things to Do

The Best Spring Festivals to Check Out in Philly

Foobooz

The Jaffa Paradox: A Buzzy, Bright Space That Feels Surprisingly Hollow

Find It PhillyWhat you need, when you need it.

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Philadelphia Wedding

11 Great Freebies, Perks, and Giveaways at Bubbly Ball

Our all-new wedding showcase is Wednesday, April 2nd! Get your tickets today.

Property

Why the Navy Yard Might Soon Be Philly’s Hottest Neighborhood

By 2050, expect to see double the number of workers and 8,000 residents at the former U.S. Navy shipyard.

Things to Do

167 Things to Do in Philly This Week and Weekend

Dreamgirls, & Juliet, the No Name Pops, the Philly Cocktail Fest, and more.

Foobooz

Gordon Ramsay Has Been Hanging in Delco. We Think We Know Why

He’s also been spotted in Reading and at Ursinus College in recent days.

City Life

Philly Mag Receives 18 CRMA Nominations

From civic journalism to food coverage to design, we’re very excited about the CRMA nominations this year.

Life & Style

A Philadelphian’s Guide to the Delmarva Peninsula

From island hopping to pony viewing, here are the best ways to explore our neighbors to the south.


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The 150 Most Influential Philadelphians

The 150 Most Influential Philadelphians

Our celebration of the 150 most influential Philadelphians who have shaped where we’ve been and those who are determining our future
All Hail the Hoagie

All Hail the Hoagie

Our all-you-can-eat guide to the true king of Philadelphia sandwiches. 


Foobooz

How Many Footlong Cheesesteaks Can You Eat in Ten Minutes?

Find out this Sunday in Delco.

Foobooz

LOLfood: America’s Latest Trend Is Old News to Philly

Eater declares silly, nostalgic comfort food the country’s newest trend. But in Philly, it’s just business as usual. 

Delco middle school teacher John Richards, a resident of Newtown Square, is accused of having disturbing contact with a girl in his eight grade class.
City Life

Delco Middle School Teacher Accused of Disturbing Contact With Student

The allegations involve a 13-year-old girl in his class and his cell phone.

Life & Style

A 1990s Bucks County Home Gets an Art-Filled, West Coast-Inspired Makeover

Interior designer Timothy Summers Bailey had free rein to create his dream house in Solebury.

City Life

Philly Today: White House Punishes Penn Over Trans Swimmer

To the tune of $175 million. Plus, Philly gets a new PATCO station.

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An Optimist’s Guide to Philadelphia

An Optimist’s Guide to Philadelphia

There are thousands of reasons to feel bullish about the future of our amazing city — all you have to do is look around.

Best of Philly 2024

Best of Philly 2024

Please give a warm welcome to the Best of Philly 2024. Here are the people, places and things making Philadelphia great.

Foobooz

Where to Watch March Madness in Philly

Whether you’re cheering for your alma mater, tracking your bracket, or just here for the energy, here’s where to catch the tournament.

Philadelphia Wedding

A Sweet One North Broad Engagement Photo Session

The groom-to-be wore socks with their dog, Bentley, on them.

Foobooz

Tina Fey’s Favorite Pizza Spot Pica’s Is Closing

“This has been such a tough personal family decision,” co-owner Angela Pica Oandasan tells Foobooz.

Foobooz

John’s Water Ice to Open in Deep South Philly

Plus: Korea Taqueria expands into Kensington, Brunchaholics gets a rebrand, and the Kalaya and Fish Cheeks collaboration dinner you can’t miss.

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