John Asbury is a journalist with a focus on local news in the United States, particularly in New York. He writes for the Newsday Media Group and his work has also appeared in the Finger Lakes Times. John covers a wide range of topics, including community events, local government, crime, transportation, and human interest stories.
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Long Island, New York, United States (Local)
John Asbury's focus is primarily on local news, with an emphasis on crime and evolving stories. He covers a range of topics including car accidents, local events, education, and community efforts. To grab his attention, consider providing updates or insights related to ongoing local incidents or emerging issues in New York. Additionally, pitches related to human interest stories revolving around family and relationships within the local community may also resonate well with him given his coverage themes.
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By: John Asbury
This wallet did more than hold cash; it stopped a bullet, police said.
By: John Asbury
New York state officials announced new regulations Wednesday for how to legally fish for sharks amid a recent increase in the appearance of the predators off Long Island's Atlantic shoreline.
By: John Asbury
A Suffolk County police officer investigating a drunken driving crash in Dix Hills was injured when his patrol car was struck by another drunken driver early Thursday, police said.
By: John Asbury
A Calverton man pleaded guilty Friday to opening fire at a Bellport candlelight vigil and attacking a correction officer in Riverhead.
By: John Asbury
'All these rescues are not only at capacity space-wise, but emotionally...'
By: John Asbury
Northbound lanes of the Meadowbrook were closed Tuesday night while the crash was investigated by state police.
By: John Asbury
Stored away in a funeral home closet for decades, the cremated remains of six World War II veterans and one spouse are now interred at the Long Island National Cemetery. The cremated remains of a 7th World War II veteran are with his relatives.
By: John Asbury, Robert Brodsky
A South Setauket guy strangled, punched, strongly shook and smothered his five-week-old boy, hurting the baby so significantly that the child was
By: John Asbury
A Freeport firefighter rushed into a burning ambulance repair building last year and pulled two of his comrades to safety as they were running out of air.
By: John Asbury
Suffolk County police internal affairs detectives are investigating the death of a West Islip man in custody Friday, after he had to be revived from a crash when police believed he was driving under the influence of drugs.
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