Hadas Kuznits is a reporter for CBS Radio, covering a wide range of topics in the Philadelphia area. With a focus on local news, Hadas has reported on issues such as the impact of the Pennsylvania budget impasse on nonprofits, lawsuits against school bus companies, and community celebrations.
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Hadas Kuznits focuses on a wide array of topics, with an emphasis on family and relationships, culture and society, government and politics, as well as crime. When reaching out to her, consider pitching stories related to evolving or breaking news in these areas.
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By: Hadas Kuznits
U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited Philadelphia on Tuesday to check on progress at the construction site of the Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Bridge.
By: Hadas Kuznits
The coronavirus pandemic reached Pennsylvania on March 6, 2020. As the virus spread and access to testing improved, the number of confirmed cases took off. KYW’s Hadas Kuznits asked people to reflect on that tumultuous time in our history.
An Upper Dublin couple is dead after a house caught fire early Thursday morning. Officials are still on the scene. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
By: Hadas Kuznits
An Israeli Film Festival of Philadelphia screening scheduled for Tuesday night, which was suddenly canceled by the presenting theater on Monday, was allowed to be shown, by court order, as planned and at its original location.
By: Hadas Kuznits
The Fraternal Order of Police on Wednesday hosted a ceremony dedicating a plaque in memory of Sgt. Richard Mendez, who died in the line of duty last October.
By: Hadas Kuznits
Family and members of Families for Safe Streets, the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia, Friends of FDR Park gathered on Saturday to memorialize a man killed on his bike last summer.
By: Hadas Kuznits
Grammy-winning country singer Jelly Roll is facing a federal lawsuit filed by a member of a local band of the same name. The longtime Delaware Valley wedding band is suing the artist for trademark infringement.
By: Hadas Kuznits
Before it was just speculation, but the self-monikered “City of Brotherly Love” could be steps closer to adding a WNBA team to its sports family.
By: Hadas Kuznits
A model Passover seder table was set in LOVE Park, but it was not a festive one. Organizers of the art exhibit set 133 empty places to represent the Israeli hostages still being held by Hamas in Gaza.
The March of Dimes held their largest community fundraiser, March for Babies, at the Navy Yard Saturday morning. The nonprofit aims to raise $500,000 to support research to help end the maternal and infant health crisis.
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