Eli Rosenberg is an investigative reporter with a diverse background in journalism, having worked for notable publications such as The Washington Post, The New York Times, and NBC News. Currently, he focuses on local news in Massachusetts and Boston, covering a wide range of topics including crime, infrastructure, politics, and community events. His work has also been featured in The San Francisco Standard.
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Eli Rosenberg's coverage primarily revolves around local news in Boston and Massachusetts, with a focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. His articles cover a wide range of topics including government & politics, crime, local events, storm damage, healthcare among others.
If you are reaching out to Eli with story pitches or as a potential source for his articles it would be beneficial to provide insights related to ongoing developing stories in the Boston area. Additionally if you have expertise in city council activities or political developments at the local level within Massachusetts or Boston this may also resonate well with him.
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By: Eli Rosenberg
A seagull is on the lam after stealing a man’s wallet on Nantucket. After a day of fishing on the Massachusetts island, Noah Karberg was headed home when his wife called him, asking him to run to Stop & Shop to pick up groceries. “I was in a fishing shirt and board shorts, so no pockets,” he said Tuesday. “I…
By: Asher Klein, Eli Rosenberg
Lara lost her bid for reelection in last year's primary while the case played out
By: Eli Rosenberg
The Karen Read case returned to court on Friday as defense attorneys argued for a motion to dismiss two of the charges against her.
By: Alysha Palumbo, Asher Klein, Eli Rosenberg
The child, who was under 2, was able to squeeze through a railing near the back side of a Cambridge hotel and fell into the river, Massachusetts State Police said
Drew Rollert, owner of the company Wadda Hoppah, is hoping to soon start shuttle service from Watertown to Boston using a 40-passenger, electric, wakeless boa
By: Eli Rosenberg
The fire department is so worried about the conditions at the Water's Edge Apartments that they've stationed a firefighter inside 24 hours a day
By: Kirsten Glavin, Eli Rosenberg
Sandra Birchmore's 2021 death was ruled a suicide, a finding long disputed by family members; now, a federal indictment alleges former Stoughton Police Detective Matthew Farwell strangled her
By: Eli Rosenberg
Boston Common has been the site of several violent incidents in recent months Recent incidents of violence at Boston Common have some in the area on edge.
By: Eli Rosenberg
A year has passed since a major flooding emergency impacted Leominster, Massachusetts. On Sept. 11, 2023, it just kept raining. Paul Maguy was home, watching the water rise rapidly before he and his wife couldn’t wait any longer, evacuating with the rest of his neighborhood. “Within an hour, we were totally underwater here,” Maguy said. “It was a tough day,…
By: Eli Rosenberg
The Affordable Housing Act, signed into law last month by Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey, allows ADUs across the Bay State
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