Newspapers
| Newspaper | Founded | Type | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Philadelphia Inquirer | 1829 | Daily | philly.com/mld/inquirer |
| Philadelphia Tribune | 1884 | Bi-weekly | phila-tribune.com |
| Philadelphia magazine | 1908 | Monthly | phillymag.com |
| Philadelphia Daily News | 1925 | Daily | philly.com/mld/dailynews |
| South Philly Review | 1947 | Weekly | southphillyreview.com |
| University City Review | Weekly | ucreview.com | |
| Northeast Times | 19?? | Weekly | northeasttimes.com |
| Philadelphia Weekly | 1971 | Weekly | philadelphiaweekly.com |
| Philadelphia Gay News | 1976 | Weekly | epgn.com |
| Philadelphia City Paper | 1981 | Weekly | citypaper.net |
| Al Día | 1994 | Weekly | aldiainc.com |
| El Hispano | 1976 | Weekly | el-hispano.com |
| The Public Record | 1999 | Weekly | phillyrecord.com |
| Brazilian News Week | 2000 | Weekly | brazilianweekly.com |
| Philadelphia Metro | 2000 | Daily | metro.lu |
| Philadelphia Business Journal | 1982 | Weekly | bizjournals.com/philadelphia |
| The Hawk | 1929 | Weekly | sjuhawknews.com |
| The Temple News | 1921 | Weekly | temple-news.com |
| The Daily Pennsylvanian | 1885 | Daily | dailypennsylvanian.com |
| The Triangle | 1926 | Weekly | thetriangle.org |
| Philadelphia News | 1995 | Weekly | thephilanews.com |
| The Public Record (newspaper) | 1999 | Weekly | phillyrecord.com |
Former newspapers:
- L'Abeille américaine
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