Blaise Gomez is a Television Journalist at News 12. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, including crime and justice, juvenile justice, and health and wellness, often highlighting issues related to animals and retail. Blaise's work has been featured in News 12.
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Blaise Gomez's reporting predominantly focuses on local news, particularly crime, accidents, and legal issues. Her work heavily features evolving stories and breaking news.
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A second fire within months at the iconic Nevele Hotel in the town of Wawarsing is under investigation.
By: Blaise Gomez
The heartbroken parents of a Poughkeepsie teen who died last August in a bicycle accident are speaking with News 12 about their concerns with the police investigation.
By: Blaise Gomez
Kevin Gaspar is facing multiple charges for weapons offenses and reckless endangerment.
By: Blaise Gomez
In New Windsor, they appear to be targeting homes of business owners when they're not at home and focus on taking high-end jewelry, watches, designer items and cash, the police chief says.
By: Blaise Gomez
The mother, who resides in Campbell Hall, says his two older siblings had documented, severe reactions to the vaccine – including extremely high fevers and lasting neurological issues as a result.
By: Blaise Gomez, Barbara Fixen
The mother, who resides in Campbell Hall, says his two older siblings had documented, severe reactions to the vaccine – including extremely high fevers and lasting neurological issues as a result.
By: Blaise Gomez
News 12 reached out to Mayor George Kalaj multiple times for comment, including the possible removal of public comment and village elections, but haven’t heard back from him in months.
By: Blaise Gomez
Hudson Valley parents, early intervention providers say new state billing system preventing children from receiving crucial care
By: Blaise Gomez
The mobile home was destroyed in the blaze. A Cuddebackville man is in the hospital with serious injuries, according to his family, after
By: Blaise Gomez
Erin Witkowski's 7-year-old is a second grader at Hamilton Bicentennial Elementary School, where she says the incident happened last November.
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