One of Philly’s top Vietnamese restaurants is closing, but owners are looking for a new location
Gabriella’s Vietnam’s building on East Passyunk Avenue was sold and the new owners plan to install their own restaurant, serving Himalayan cuisine.
Employers are grappling with their cannabis policies | Expert opinion
As cannabis becomes more widely used and legally allowed in more places, employers are adjusting their drug policies, Gene Marks writes.
Penn receives $10 million to study new treatment for ‘relentless,’ rare genetic disease with no cure
The Illinois-based nonprofit Clayco Foundation donated the funding for research on retinal vasculopathy with cerebral leukoencephalopathy, or RVCL.
How rogue officers turned a nationwide camera network into a tool for stalking
Authorities have charged or accused at least 50 law-enforcement officers of using license-plate readers for unauthorized purposes, including to stalk women without their knowledge or consent.
Pa. lawmakers have proposed dozens of ways to fix the state’s low housing stock. They’re making a database instead.
A state agency will be responsible for creating a searchable database of all publicly financed housing. Some lawmakers and advocates say it falls short of addressing the state's housing crisis.
Does the American masculinity crisis have roots in Valley Forge?
A new book explores the fraught history of military education in the country.
House of the week: A condo in Washington Square West for $350,000
The current owner's favorite feature was the outdoor space on the rooftop.
🎡 Relics from Gillian’s Wonderland Pier | Inquirer South Jersey
And a man who was detained at Delaney Hall has died.
Why Pennsylvania quietly repealed its 1929 midwifery law — and is now getting sued for it
Some traditional midwives now say they are worried they have no legal standing to work and deliver home births in Pennsylvania. The state's AG and lawmakers say that's untrue.
Jay Sugarman is glad ‘the Union spirit’ is back on the field, with Kai Wagner a big part of it
The Union's principal owner admitted that when the opportunity arose for Wagner's return, he didn't hesitate to open the checkbook: "If you can get him back, get him back."