How Lawyers Defend Clients Facing Multiple DUI Charges

Every day, there are about 37 deaths involved in an alcohol-impaired driving crash, according to the reports from National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Most DUI charges are based on a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.08% or higher, depending on the state you are in. 

Why Philadelphia is Known as "The Birthplace of America"

PENNSYLVANIA STATE - Philadelphia wears its nickname, “The Birthplace of America,” like a badge of honor—and for good reason. This gritty, vibrant city isn’t just a dot on the map; it’s where the United States took its first shaky breaths, ink on parchment sparked a nation, and the ideals of liberty and democracy found their footing. From the hallowed halls of Independence Hall to the cracked chime of the Liberty Bell, Philly’s streets echo with the audacity of 1776.

Chef Jose Garces' Amada Marks 20th Anniversary in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - Chef Jose Garces’ iconic Old City tapas restaurant, Amada, is celebrating a significant milestone: 20 years of serving authentic Spanish cuisine to Philadelphia. To mark the occasion, the restaurant is hosting a week of celebrations packed with special events and the return of a fan-favorite dish.

How Driver Negligence Leads to Car Accidents

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimated 17,140 fatalities from motor vehicle crashes during the first half of 2025. This reveals an 8.2% decrease from the same period in the previous year.

Photo: Worlds Largest Clothespin in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA - Across the street from Philadelphia City Hall, a 45-foot steel clothespin stands as an icon for the city. Developer Jack Wolgin commissioned the sculpture as part of the Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority's Percent for Art program. The Percent for Art program requires developers to allocate one percent of new construction costs to art. It has become a widely accepted practice in many U.S. cities.

Where to Find the Best Adult Pizza-Making Classes in Philadelphia

PENNSYLVANIA - Philadelphia’s pizza scene is legendary, but there’s a special satisfaction that comes from sliding your own perfectly crafted pie out of the oven. For those looking to learn the art of stretching dough, balancing toppings, and achieving the perfect bake, the city offers a fantastic array of hands-on pizza-making classes. Perfect for a unique date night, a fun outing with friends, or simply mastering a new culinary skill, here’s where you can get your dough on in Philadelphia.