As the daughter of two immigrants, South Philadelphia artist Michelle Angela Ortiz regards the topic of immigration as a very important issue. “My mother is from Columbia and my father View More »
This past Sunday thousands of people gathered for Philly’s annual Aid’s Walk at the Art museum. The 5K walk and run goal is to spread awareness and education about HIV/ View More »
After squaring off in two previous debates, mayoral candidates Jim Kenney (D) and Melissa Murray Bailey (R) will go head to head on Monday night at Temple’s Performing Arts Center. View More »
PHILADELPHIA – The Forbes “Under 30 Summit” returned to the Philadelphia Convention Center this week, convening more than 2,000 of the world’s top young entrepreneurs, game-changers, and first-class mentors. The View More »
Update: Wednesday, October 7, 2015: The Community College of Philadelphia gunman has reportedly been released from police custody. This comes just one day after the lockdown at CCP. Dr. Donald Generals, the View More »
With all the excitement buzzing around the Pope’s visit this week, there has been little heard about the visit to the City of Brotherly Love by the Pontiff himself. The View More »
Pope Francis makes his way to the United States for the first time this week, and will make a stop in Philadelphia over the weekend. Major highways will close due the View More »
After closing in 1999, North Philadelphia’s most famous historical site, the Divine Lorraine Hotel, opened its doors to the public yesterday for its groundbreaking. Over 1000 people stood in line View More »
After a long anticipated wait, Nordstrom Rack has finally opened on 1700 Chestnut St. in the heart of Center City, Philadelphia. Customers are treated to high end designers clothing, apparel, View More »
East Passyunk is holding its own Restaurant Week for the second year in a row. From February 23rd to March 1st, indulge in a 3 course meal at one of View More »
