By Tara Murtha
For the one in five Jewish women who observe kashrut, Jewish laws that govern what food is kosher (“fit to eat”), there can be a struggle to reconcile the needs of the spirit with the needs of the flesh that’s not readily visible to the outside world.
By Aaron Kase
A number of investigative and watchdog bodies actually operate inside city government. Each office has its limitations, however, leaving oversight on certain areas of government thin to nonexistent. Specifically, City Council manages to largely escape scrutiny.
By Jacob Lambert
The Phillies enter this season as 3-to-1 favorites to win—still seems odd to say...
By PW Staff
What to do in Philly this week.
Cash Rules Everything Around Sen. Williams
Anthony Williams campaign for governor is...
Dems Attack Corbett at City Hall Health-Care Rally
But when asked about Corbett’s main beef...
U.S. To PA: No Tolls on I-80; PA to Self: Damn
There won't be any tolls on I-80 in the near...
A Divided District
Gentrification is hitting the neighborhood...
City's Budget Crisis: The Latest
Nutter hinted that layoffs could be in our...
Police Brutality Happy Hour: Redux?
Has Officer Thomas Schaffling allegedly...
China Will Buy Anything, Even Philly's Recyclables
We’re not sure why China wants our trash...
Calling All Dog Lovers: Emergency at PSPCA Shelter
PSPCA plans to pack the dogs into crates and...
I-80, You’ve Screwed Us More Than You Know
A daily lesson in your government not having...
Society Hill’s Version of “You Kids Get Off My Lawn”
The war comes home for Vietnam veterans....