Ximena Conde is a Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer. She covers a range of topics including business and economics, culture and society, and event management, with a focus on consumer behavior analytics and corporate sustainability. Ximena's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Miami Herald and the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Ximena Conde's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, crime, politics, and entertainment. If you wish to reach out to her with pitches or expertise in these areas related to events or developments in the specified geographic focus or topics such as protests and sports happening locally within the region she covers would likely be more relevant.
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By: Jeff Gammage, Ximena Conde
Iliana Lick had a valid work authorization and a pending asylum application, but she had overstayed her visa.
By: Ximena Conde
A recent Barron's investigation alleged Coulibaly defrauded three former NFL players out of $1 million in an e-commerce scheme involving fake Shopify stores.
By: Ximena Conde
PHILADELPHIA — Hours before Mohamed Coulibaly was found dead in his Gloucester County, N.J., home, one of his alleged victims said, the 23-year-old entrepreneur had been desperately seeking a $75,000 loan.
By: Ximena Conde
PHILADELPHIA — Hours before Mohamed Coulibaly was found dead in his Gloucester County, N.J., home, one of his alleged victims said, the 23-year-old entrepreneur had been desperately seeking a $75,000
By: Ximena Conde
Hundreds of recreation centers, camps, and churches rally together to feed children every summer. This year, they did so amid the backdrop of rising grocery prices and a tightening safety net.
By: Ximena Conde, Rob Tornoe
Six of Freedom Fuel's eight locations in New Jersey were fined thousands of dollars, while a station in Philadelphia initially failed a license inspection.
By: Max Marin, Ximena Conde
Police said the officer encountered the man before he was struck but left him in the street without offering any aid.
By: Ximena Conde
A seismic disruption to EBT skimming is coming to Pennsylvania, but federal, state, and local law enforcement are already preparing for the next iteration of scammers.
By: Max Marin, Ximena Conde
The Philadelphia police officer who left a 48-year-old man lying on the ground in an Olney bike lane, leaving him to be killed in a hit-and-run minutes later, has been suspended and is slated to be fired.
