Where to find Philly’s medical marijuana dispensaries
A third shop just opened in Center City, while some neighborhoods don’t have any. There’s an equity problem, officials say.
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35 places to spread your blanket for an outdoor meal in Philadelphia
From the Delaware to the Schuylkill, and everything in between.
Opinion: An anti-people redesign in Headhouse Square frustrates Philadelphians
The revamped plaza wasn’t an accident or fluke. It was carefully planned to look this way.
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Opinion: Rec for all: Building an inclusive recreation system for Philadelphia
City officials respond to reporting on the closure of Carousel House in Fairmount Park.
West Philly Porchfest returns with 100+ shows for the largest festival to date
The weekend event features hundreds of free performances held on neighborhood porches.
Philly is closing the city’s only rec center designed for people with disabilities
The Fairmount Park building that’s home to Carousel House is damaged beyond repair, officials say.
A success story in North Philadelphia: The Modern Republic grand opens on Girard
The midcentury modern home goods store is a second career for two longtime friends.
Why renaming Taney Street is slow going, despite the racist history
A coalition found community support for the effort, but the district lawmaker wants more proof.
Bike lane update: Riverside progress, parking enforcement, and more trails on the way
The PPA has started ticketing on American Street, and construction is starting on seven new stretches.
After ads disrespect Philly street art, London oat milk brand faces backlash, calls to invest in local creators
Repeating series of the posters, which affect an edgy style, were placed over artists’ work around the city.