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City Life

Raymond Perelman Invests in New Business Newspaper

Perelman Invests in New Philly Paper. Raymond Perelman has reportedly made a significant investment in Region Business’s newspaper. The Plymouth Meeting-based paper’s weekly editions cover […]

City Life

Philly Is Becoming Less Affordable for Moderate Earners

Philly is largely considered one of the most affordable metro areas in the country. A new study ranks Philadelphia second most-affordable among the 25 largest […]

City Life

West Chester Wants to Tell You Where to Put Your Butt

The Butt Police have their eyes on West Chester, as the borough considers an ordinance that would eventually levy $100 fines on those who don’t […]

City Life

D.A. Hopes to Reunite Police Dog With Fallen Officer’s Family

Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman says that she’s working to try to reunite a police dog with the family of the Plymouth Township […]

City Life

Dad Leaves Baby Home Alone While He Goes Burgling

A Delaware County father is in some trouble after police say that he left his 1-year-old daughter home alone so that he could scope out […]

City Life

Police Arrest Gun Source in Death of Suburban Officer

Police have arrested the straw purchaser of the gun that was used to shoot and kill a Plymouth Township Police officer last month. Andrew Charles […]

City Life

How a Reality TV Show Could Change Collingswood

Some people might call New Jersey Assemblyman Ronald Dancer’s proposed “Snookiville Law” too little too late, but I think of another adage: Dancer does not […]

City Life

Why Philly Will Never Be a Start-up Hub

Last weekend was Startup Weekend in Philly, and no offense to the great companies who competed (and to voxx.io, the winner of the competition), but […]

City Life

Reactor Operator at Limerick Plant Busted for Alcohol

According to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, a reactor operator at Limerick Generating Station has lost his license after allegedly failing a random urine test. When […]

City Life

Tax Burden Lightens for Philly’s City Dwellers

A Pew Charitable Trusts report shows that the tax burden facing Philly’s city dwellers has decreased significantly since 2000. The report also indicates that people […]

The Scene

HughE Dillon: Design Home 2012 Party

Last night, the Philadelphia magazine Design Home 2012 had its official opening party. This year’s home is located in Newtown Square. Below: Marcie Line, Jessica […]

City Life

New Book Says Obama Is a Threat to the Main Line

Do you live in South Jersey, Delaware County, the Main Line or elsewhere in Philadelphia suburbia? Enjoy it while you can, because your way of […]

City Life

Engineer Thinks PennDOT and Its New I-95 Ramps Suck

Charles Marohn—a Professional Engineer from Minnesota—recently took to the blog Strong Towns to skewer the New I-95/Commodore Barry Bridge ramps proposal that earned PennDOT local […]

City Life

Here Are a Few Other Places Mayor Bloomberg Can Point His Shrink Ray

Over the last few days, the flap over Mayor Bloomberg’s absurd attempt to ban sugary drinks deemed too big for anybody’s good has opened up […]

City Life

Teen Falls Asleep at the Reins, Crashes Horse and Buggy into School Bus

A school bus tried to pass a horse and buggy in Lancaster County Tuesday morning. Authorities say that the horse and buggy collided with the […]