Meir Rinde is an investigative reporter at Billy Penn/WHYY in Philadelphia. With a focus on local news in Pennsylvania and specifically in Philadelphia, Meir covers a range of topics including politics, development projects, transportation, and criminal justice. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting to keep the community informed about important issues affecting the city.
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By: Tom MacDonald
Philly ranks 5th for non-car commuters, with more room for improvement.
By: Billy Penn Marks
Billy Penn celebrates the characters who have graced us with their presence.
SEPTA’s plan to make what it describes as modest fare hikes starting December 1 is drawing pushback from riders who say the agency should consider other ways of addressing its budget woes.
Fun and destruction predicted for a real-time video feed in LOVE Park.
By: Sophia Schmidt, Meir Rinde
The company has agreed to create a nonprofit to distribute at least $100,000 a year for community initiatives.
By: Meir Rinde
You can get a replacement ballot at an election office and return it on the spot.
By: Holden Trent
Candidate visits are up in the region compared to four years ago.
Despite concerns, experts say the hiring of about 200 Republican workers is standard practice.
The neighborhood’s annual Dumpster Derby, Tot Parade, Porch of Doom, and Haunted Alley provided fun and frights.
Wear your ‘I voted’ sticker and be rewarded with beer, latkes, cookies and more.
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