Meir Rinde is an Investigative Reporter at Billy Penn/WHYY in Philadelphia. He focuses on themes such as culture and society, law and legal affairs, and regional interest, often exploring topics like lawsuits, Christianity, and cultural movements. Meir's work has been featured in The Philadelphia Tribune, Next City, WHYY, and Billy Penn at WHYY.
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By: Meir Rinde
Mayor Parker’s push for Uber and Amazon taxes failed, but local businesses are paying more nonetheless after BIRT changes.
The South Philly market is soliciting donations to help vendors who “watched their businesses get destroyed in real time”
By: Meir Rinde
JPMorgan Chase will loan $13 million to Navy Yard’s Rhoads Industries and give grants for worker-training programs.
By: Meir Rinde
Nighttime highway shutdown will run Monday through Thursday, and a 14-month closure of the Market Street bridge begins next month.
By: Meir Rinde
Four Republican write-in candidates must be seated, but the fate of many others remains unclear.
“You learn that you’re more than just a cheesesteak shop. You’re part of people’s history and part of people’s expectations,” Ken Silver said.
By: Meir Rinde
Bustleton and Somerton are home to a vibrant population of diverse immigrants, and a host of enticing restaurants and markets.
By: Meir Rinde
The new “connector street” project is the largest of several aiming to encourage use of the Delaware River Trail and the waterfront.
By: Meir Rinde
Double-parking by delivery trucks is down, traffic speeds are up, and the PPA has collected $5 million in fines.
State Rep. Ben Waxman’s proposal to restrict autonomous transit vehicles stirs debate over AI, cost-savings and jobs.
