Philadelphia Magazine

“Simply put, there is no question that the City of Philadelphia should never have been so closely aligned with PFC,” the city inspector general concludes, though he stops short of recommending any disciplinary action. 

The rest of the time, he was busy being accused of starting various riots, shopping for fancy clothes in Paris, and getting in lots of trouble with the authorities.

It’s an Airbnb right now, but its income can help you with the costs of turning it back into a mansion.

The couple got their second shots at the exact date and time of their wedding, then went to the Capital Grille to celebrate.

Offices closed down. Massive PPE shortages. Dentists have been up against a lot during this past year. So are you ready to get back in the chair?

The state Joe Biden calls home is having a full-on moment. Here’s how to explore it.

Get schooled on the grown-up charm of this Virginia college town.

The District is home to many under-the-radar green spaces.

Missing travel? Get your fix with these fresh-air-filled, not-too-far escapes.

Fun awaits on the Chesapeake Bay.

There’s so much more to the city than crabcakes and Natty Boh.

Eye doctor Paul Ezell went to jail in 2014 for growing marijuana that he’s always maintained was for his dying wife. This development puts him one step closer to getting his medical license — and his life — back.

Pack your bags and head to one of these local getaway destinations that are low on drive time and high on scenic running paths.

Turn-of-the-20th-century charm, recreated at the start of the 21st.

The Philly-based biotech company will begin human testing of EBT-101, a CRISPR-based gene editing construct developed at Temple’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine.