Chris Keating is a journalist based in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, focusing on local news for WNEP-TV 16 and News 12. With a background in political science, Chris covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, politics, and human interest stories. Their work has also been featured in eMarketer, showcasing their expertise in media and marketing.
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Chris Keating's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly in the Williamsport area of the United States. He covers a wide range of topics including family & relationships, crime, politics, and community events. If you have insights or expertise related to local issues such as crime prevention methods, political developments impacting Williamsport and New Jersey at large, or community-focused initiatives and events in the region, your pitch is more likely to resonate with Chris. Additionally, if you can provide unique angles on breaking news stories or evolving local events within these areas of interest it may capture his attention.
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By: Chris Keating
Paterson officials say the landlords who violated the codes will be asked to pay to correct them.
By: Chris Keating
The Trenton branch of the NAACP says training alone won’t repair the Trenton Police Department.
By: Chris Keating
Trenton Water Works provides drinking water for Ewing, Hamilton, Hopewell, Lawrence and Trenton.
Creter, who was extradited from Canada, is charged with strangling Tignor, whose body was found in a wooded area in Bridgewater on Nov. 4, 1997.
By: Chris Keating
Starting Jan. 5., those who drive in lower Manhattan will have to pay a daily $9 fee.
By: Chris Keating
The continued sightings have New Jersey's elected leaders agreeing that it's time to intercept or shoot down these drones.
It includes a red-light extender, which increases the length of a red light when a pedestrian is in the crosswalk, and a pedestrian detection system that triggers the walk signal when a person is approaching the corner.
This intersection in Elizabeth is known as one of the most deadliest in the state.
News 12's Chris Keating reports the strike, backed by the Teamsters Union, involves drivers of Amazon trucks who are demanding better pay, benefits, and safer working conditions.
By: Chris Keating
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