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Philly Just Canceled Its Live Fourth of July Fireworks Show

Philadelphia has cancelled its live Fourth of July fireworks display, instead moving the entirety of its annual Wawa Welcome America event online. → Read More

7 Historic Philly Cemeteries Where You Can Walk and Headstone Hunt

You can get some fresh air, a good walk and an ample does of the city's history at these historic Philadelphia cemeteries. → Read More

Wondering About Memorial Day Down the Shore? Here’s What Jersey Towns Are Saying About Reopening

We're all daydreaming about getting back to the sand and sea — here's what we know so far about whether beaches will open by May 25th. → Read More

The Coolest Addition to Philly's Indie Bookshop Scene Is Opening in Fishtown

Harriett's Bookshop, located in Fishtown, opens officially on February 1st. We caught up with the owner, Jeannine Cook, to speak about her store mission. → Read More

What to Expect at This Year’s Women’s March on Philadelphia

As the national Women’s March faces claims of irrelevance, the organizers of Philly’s unaffiliated march say it’s more important than ever for women to protest. → Read More

The Tiniest Wawa Ever Is Finally Opening

We already have the biggest Wawa in the world. Now we'll get a tiny Wawa in Philly — complete with the city's first Wawa pick-up window. → Read More

Flooding and Sunny Skies at the Shore? Get Used to It

We can’t see it, but there’s a strong storm anchored off the coast that’s putting some Atlantic City and Ocean City roads underwater. Experts say to expect more of this type of flooding in the future. → Read More

Helen Gym Wants the City to Publicly Disclose All Lawsuit Settlements

Philly taxpayers spent $48 million to settle legal disputes against the city in the 2019 fiscal year. The City Councilperson hopes a new bill will increase transparency and reduce future liability. → Read More

You Can Now Use the SEPTA App to Add Money to Your Key Card

SEPTA Key Card kiosks may soon become a thing of the past: You can now use the SEPTA app to load money onto your Key Card. Welcome to the 21st century! → Read More

What to Know About SEPTA’s Big Regional Rail Construction Project

A SEPTA Regional Rail construction project will affect service to three railroad lines through August 4th, including the Airport Line. Here’s information. → Read More

Philly’s 2-Way Protected Bike Lanes Are Getting Closer to Center City

Another two-way protected bike lane project is currently underway along 11th Street in South Philly. Here's why it looks especially promising for cyclists. → Read More

Philly’s 2-Way Protected Bike Lanes Are Getting Closer to Center City

Construction on another two-way lane is currently underway along 11th Street in South Philly – and here’s why it looks especially promising for cyclists and street safety. → Read More

Spruce and Pine Street Bike Lane Revamp: What to Know (and Expect)

The city will begin its highly anticipated revamp of the Spruce and Pine street bike lanes this week. Here's what to know and expect of the project. → Read More

What You Need to Know About Philly’s Massive Oil Refinery Explosion

It's been hours since a refinery explosion and three-alarm fire first rocked Philly. Here's what we know, including info on Philadelphia Energy Solutions. → Read More

Juneteenth Is About to Become an Official State Holiday

On Wednesday afternoon, Gov. Tom Wolf will sign legislation recognizing Juneteenth as a state holiday, joining at least 40 other states that have done so. → Read More

Yes, We Really Have Been Getting More Tornado Watches and Warnings Lately

Thursday-night storms brought only heavy rain to Philly, but a tornado touched down in South Jersey. If you’ve noticed an uptick in this type of severe weather, you’re not alone. Here’s what's happening. → Read More

3 Jersey Shore Day Trips Every Philadelphian Should Try

Ready to play hooky from work? Spend a lovely day down the Shore with our guide to easy and quick Jersey Shore day trips. → Read More

Biden 2020 Rally: Road Closures, Parking Restrictions, and Logistics

Joe Biden will hold his campaign kickoff rally in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Saturday. Here's what to know about the event. → Read More

Elizabeth Warren to Drop Into Philly to Talk With Teachers Union

Elizabeth Warren is visiting Philly on Monday, May 13th. She’ll meet with the American Federation of Teachers in Northeast Philly at 4:30 p.m. → Read More

Biden Campaign Kickoff Rally in Philly: Tickets, What to Expect, and More

Joe Biden will hold his first campaign rally in Philly on May 18th. Here's information on how to get tickets and what to expect at the event. → Read More