The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer is a prominent daily newspaper based in Philadelphia.
The Inquirer holds the distinction of being the third-longest continuously operating daily newspaper in the United States.
Known for its extensive reach, it boasts the largest circulation in both Pennsylvania and the Delaware Valley.
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SEPTA Reducing Remote Work for Office Employees
SEPTA will reduce the number of remote work days for its nonunion administrative workers from November 4, writes Jake Blumgart for The Philadelphia Inquirer. According…
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Philadelphia Entrepreneur is Brains Behind Apps That Link Big Delivery Services to Small Restaurants
Victor Tejada, a former Comcast designer and Dominican Republic native, now runs Delivery Guys Apps, which links small immigrant-owned restaurants with big delivery services, writes…
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Widener University Welcomes Two New Members to Board of Trustees
Widener University has named two new members, Scott Reid, Marcia Zaruba O’Connor, to its Board of Trustees. The appointments took effect in May and their…
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Swarthmore, Haverford Colleges See Decline in Black, Latino Students Following Supreme Court Decision
There are less Black and Latino freshman at many of the nation’s elite institutions, including at Haverford and Swarthmore Colleges, following a U.S. Supreme Court…
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Mighty Bread Company Expands Into the Beer Scene, Releases Debut Drink
Mighty Bread Company has expanded its cafe menu of toasts, salads, sandwiches, and snacks to now include beer, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer.…
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SEPTA Plans to Increase Fares Through Discount Eliminations, Other Adjustments
Amid a financial crisis that has created a $240 million operating deficit, SEPTA is planning to increase fares by removing some customer discounts and implementing…
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Changing Healthcare Putting an End to Independent Practices
Drexel Hill dermatologist Anthony V Benedetto who ran an independent practice for more than 40 years has now joined a bigger practice, a sign of…
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Philadelphia-born Self Storage Company Merges with North Carolina-based Business
Snapbox Self-Storage, a self-storage company founded in Philadelphia in 2013, has merged with North Carolina-based Go Store It Self Storage, writes Ariana Perez-Castells for The…
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Here’s What’s Coming for Delaware County’s Fall Restaurant Scene
Despite Fall’s cool down, there’s plenty of heat coming to the region with new Fall 2024 restaurants and changes at some established favorites. That includes…
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Comcast Spectacor Proposes Turning the Fashion District into Biomedical Hub
Comcast Spectacor recently presented a plan to turn the struggling Fashion District in Center City into a biomedical research facility, supplanting the proposed downtown Philadelphia…
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Chester Plan to Sell Its Water Systems Is Getting Push Back
Chester receiver Michael Doweary’s plan to sell the city’s water assets to pull itself out of bankruptcy is facing resistance, writes Anthony R. Wood for…
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Former West Chester University President Among Picks for Position of Interim Chancellor of PASSHE
Recently retired president of West Chester University Christopher M. Fiorentino is likely to become interim chancellor of Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, writes Susan…
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Eagles’ Season Opener in Sao Paulo is Like The Super Bowl for Brazilian Eagles Fans
Eagles Brasil, an online community for Brazilian Eagles fans in and outside the South American nation, are eager to see the Philadelphia Eagles play their…
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Inside a Chestnut Hill Couple’s Garden with Familiar Plants, Creative Ornaments, and a Few Surprises
Beth and Marshall Green have populated the quarter-acre garden at their Chestnut Hill home with many familiar plants, creative lawn ornaments, and several quirky surprises,…
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Immigrant Café Owners Are Bringing Their Unique Coffee Brewing Methods to Philadelphia
Philadelphia is home to a growing number of immigrant-owned coffee shops that are bringing unique stories and brewing methods to the city, write Jenna Miller,…
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Ardmore’s Venezuelan Restaurant Autana Won’t Be Gone for Long
Ardmore’s Autana has closed its doors for good, reports Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. But that’s not the end for the Venezuelan family behind…
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Why Bucks County Is the Key to Swinging the 2024 Election Results
Bucks County is poised to play a crucial role in the upcoming elections, with its diverse electorate potentially swinging key races, writes Sean Collins Walsh…
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La Salle University’s New State-of-the-Art John Glaser Arena Nears Completion
La Salle University is celebrating the near-completion of its new John Glaser Arena, writes Jeff Neiburg for The Philadelphia Inquirer. There are quite a few…
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