Jordan Levy is a reporter for Billy Penn at WHYY and The Philadelphia Tribune. With a focus on local news in Philadelphia, Jordan covers a wide range of topics including politics, development, and community issues. Their work has also been featured in WHYY and Next City.
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Jordan Levy's articles predominantly focus on government and politics, with a clear emphasis on local Philadelphia news. Given this focus, he is likely to be most receptive to pitches related to local political developments, city council activities or elections in the Philadelphia area.
Pitches that provide insights into evolving political stories or exclusive access to government announcements and events within the city are likely to resonate well with Jordan's coverage interests. Additionally, offering expert commentary from local politicians or analysts pertaining to Philly’s political landscape could also capture his attention.
Considering Jordan’s geographic focus on Philadelphia and US-localized topics like the Sixers and Starbucks locations in West Philadelphia, tailored pitches tied specifically to these localized themes would likely be best received by him.
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By: Jordan Levy
Founded by Walter Lomax Jr., Philly’s WURD Radio has thrived over its two decades — and there’s more planned for the future.
By: Billy Penn/, Jordan Levy
WURD Radio is celebrating 20 years on Philadelphia’s airwaves this week by looking back at its founding and forward to the future.
By: Jordan Levy, Danya Henninger, Mike Trout, Juan Soto, Shohei Ohtani
The municipal election surfaced tension between the party’s establishment and progressive wings.
By: Jordan Levy
Using plate-reading and associated software, ticket holders who drive in would be sent to to the lot closest to their route of arrival.
By: Jordan Levy, Billy Penn/
The 76ers’ development arm is partnering with Philadelphia’s Parkway Corporation in an effort to manage the demand they anticipate from fans driving to their proposed Center City arena.
By: Mike Trout, Juan Soto, Shohei Ohtani
Earlier in the week, anti-arena organizers reminded supporters that “the deal isn’t done,” mapping out future plans.
Earlier in the week, anti-arena organizers reminded supporters that “the deal isn't done,” mapping out future plans.
By: Jordan Levy, Mark Henninger
An explainer on the antisemitic incidents, demonstrations, and calls for the president to resign.
By: Jordan Levy
The planned cafe, in the ParkWest Town Center, was touted as a way to train young workers and help earn them college scholarships.
By: Jordan Levy
In 2019, a West Philly community development corporation was excited to announce a change coming to Parkside: a community-focused Starbucks would soon be coming to a shopping complex in the
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