Meir Rinde is an Investigative Reporter at Billy Penn/WHYY in Philadelphia. He focuses on themes such as transportation and mobility, government and politics, and regional interest, often exploring issues related to crime, corruption, and the 2023 elections. Meir's work has been featured in The Philadelphia Tribune, Next City, WHYY, and Billy Penn at WHYY.
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Designers say the update aligns with new patterns of transit use.
Philly had notable beginnings and endings, heated debates, and a bit of fun.
By: Carolyn C. Cavaness
The African American Museum is hosting daily festivities and programs.
Executive Director Karen Krivit said the New Year’s Day walk started about four years as a “fun idea,” only to see it explode in popularity over the last two years.
Lacking clear information, they believe rumors or gird for deportation.
The $54 million complex will house up to 336 people, and may expand in the future.
The state says the regional grid operator has a broken cost-setting process.
Long-stalled infrastructure improvements will proceed thanks to crucial funding.
By: Meir Rinde
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funds will help pay for 150 new EV charging ports in Philly and 50 outside the city.
By: Kim Paynter, James Beard
From reducing crime to picking up more trash (and moving the Sixers to Center City), we sort out the mayor’s ambitious agenda.
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