Lorena Mongelli is a reporter for Newsday Media Group, focusing on local news in the United States, specifically in New York. Lorena's articles cover a wide range of topics, including transportation, weather, crime, and community events. Her work has also been featured in the New York Post and Finger Lakes Times.
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Lorena Mongelli's articles predominantly focus on local breaking news, crime, transportation, and weather in the New York area. Given this coverage, she would likely be interested in pitches related to evolving or breaking stories concerning local crime incidents, transportation infrastructure developments, as well as severe weather events affecting the New York region.
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Long Islanders whose homes were damaged after torrential rain in August have until Nov. 8 to apply for emergency grants, according to state officials.
By: Lorena Mongelli
A Queens man was arrested for a bias incident after making antisemitic remarks and threatening a group of people in Cedarhurst during Rosh Hashanah Friday afternoon, according to Nassau County police.
By: Lorena Mongelli
A wrong-way driver was charged with DWI after crashing into another car on Ocean Parkway Friday night, injuring himself and three others, according to State Police.
By: Robert Brodsky, Lorena Mongelli
"The preparations for this storm were a flashback from Sandy," said Karin Araya, 34, a former Long Islander whose home was destroyed in that 2012 storm.
By: Lorena Mongelli
Two deadly back-to-back hurricanes recently sparked mass evacuation orders in Florida and other southeastern states, but some residents chose to
By: Lorena Mongelli
Former Long Islanders living in Florida assessed damage from back-to-back hurricanes and hoped for a smooth recovery.
By: Lorena Mongelli
A lawsuit from a West Hempstead resident challenging the Town of Hempstead's school bus camera ticketing program is moving forward after a recent judge's ruling.
By: Lorena Mongelli
Getting behind the wheel on Long Island means confronting a disturbing trend: a sharp rise in road rage incidents in recent years, even some that have turned deadly.
By: Lorena Mongelli
"It would be difficult to stand by her if it's true she did those things. I want pure straight-up evidence," Linda Pun, the birth mom of defendant Renee Hoberman, also told Newsday in an exclusive interview Friday.
By: Lorena Mongelli
Recent foodborne illness outbreaks involving listeria and E. coli have some Long Island shoppers taking extra caution with their menu choices, shunning potentially contaminated ready-made items and doing more meal prep at home.
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