Melissa Klein is a reporter for the New York Post, focusing on local news in New York City. Her articles cover a range of topics, from local politics and crime to social issues and scandals. Melissa's work has also been featured in publications such as News.com.au and The Courier-Mail.
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Melissa Klein's coverage primarily focuses on local events and issues within New York City. She covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to politics and entertainment.
If you are looking to reach out to Melissa with a pitch, it would be beneficial if your story is based in New York City or has direct relevance to the city's political landscape, current events, or entertainment industry. As she often reports on evolving stories and breaking news items, providing new developments or exclusive insights into ongoing local incidents could increase the chances of catching her attention.
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A proposal to rename a Tribeca street corner in honor of Oscar winner Robert De Niro got negative reviews from a community board committee.
By: Melissa Klein, Susan Edelman
Bronx teacher Mercedes Liriano used her Department of Education email to solicit sex and exchange “lascivious” photos, according to a report by the Special Commissioner of Investigation…
By: Melissa Klein
Supplements dubbed “gas station heroin” that give “opioid-like highs” are leading to addiction and overdoses, experts say.
The Silicon Valley Bank collapse let Etsy to delay payments to some of its shop owners.
By: Melissa Klein
Edward Arsenault, a former Catholic priest who was jailed for theft, is now a New York City nonprofit director named Edward Bolognini.
By: Melissa Klein
Passengers on a Lufthansa flight that dropped in severe turbulence were reportedly told to delete any photos or videos of the chaos.
By: Melissa Klein
Spring break travelers and others are being warned to avoid visiting Mexico in the wake of deadly violence.
By: Melissa Klein
Professors and department heads at CUNY are objecting to how administrators are handling the university’s financial crisis.
Young women are accusing a Manhattan dad of making sexually inappropriate comments to them during interviews for babysitting jobs.
By: Melissa Klein
A San Diego sheriff’s deputy was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence after trying to breach a military base gate.
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