Kristin Hunt

2 weeks ago | phillyvoice.com | Kristin Hunt

Governors from 11 states, including New Jersey, formed an initiative Friday aimed at making electric cars cheaper and more accessible, and reducing vehicle pollution in the process. The Affordable Clean Cars Coalition will work collaboratively to increase EV options, ease cost barriers and expand charging stations, among other goals.

2 weeks ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Kristin Hunt

Share A single buck goes pretty far at an upcoming summer street festival. The Baltimore Avenue Dollar Stroll offers shoppers a selection of snacks and goods priced at $1, $3 or $5 for one night only. The West Philly event, which is held twice each year, makes its 2025 debut on Thursday, June 5. Vendors will set up along Baltimore Avenue between 40th and 51st streets from 5-8 p.m. Dozens of local restaurants, cafes, pet shops, nail salons and other businesses have signed onto the stroll.

2 weeks ago | phillyvoice.com | Kristin Hunt

A single buck goes pretty far at an upcoming summer street festival. The Baltimore Avenue Dollar Stroll offers shoppers a selection of snacks and goods priced at $1, $3 or $5 for one night only. The West Philly event, which is held twice each year, makes its 2025 debut on Thursday, June 5.

2 weeks ago | phillyvoice.com | Kristin Hunt

Neither John Fetterman nor Dave McCormick are up for reelection, but Pennsylvania's two U.S. senators will appear in a debate next month. Fetterman, a Democrat, and McCormick, a Republican, will discuss various political issues for the Senate Project series, which pairs senators from opposing parties. Their debate will be held at the Edward M.

2 weeks ago | phillyvoice.com | Kristin Hunt

The School District of Philadelphia was the victim of a cyber fraud scheme, according to the city controller. Scammers posing as legitimate vendors who had completed flood damage repair work and other compensatory services hacked the district's banking information or manipulated its payment systems to divert nearly $700,000 to themselves, City Controller Christy Brady said. They sent payments to themselves through electronic bank transfers on at least four occasions.