Naeisha Rose is a photographer and writer based in Rego Park, New York. She focuses on local news and events in the Queens area, covering a range of topics including community events, crime, and local government. With a keen eye for capturing moments and a passion for storytelling, Naeisha brings a unique perspective to her work for the Queens Chronicle.
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Naeisha Rose covers a variety of local news, with a strong focus on crime and community events in the New York area, particularly Rego Park. Her coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements.
If you have insights or information related to ongoing incidents or developing stories within the specified geographic area (New York, specifically Rego Park), Naeisha may be interested in hearing from you. This could include crime updates, neighborhood development projects, public transportation changes affecting the community, or details about local events.
Given her focus on government announcements and politics as well as crime-related topics like hit-and-runs and fires covered at both event level reporting & evolving story angles - providing expert commentary on these matters may also be of interest to her.
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EMT, former FBI agent allegedly had stockpile of illegal firearms
Nehemoyia Young, left, Candace Thompson-Zachery and André Zachery of the Renegade Performance Group.
The HBCU Early College Prep high school has been proposed to be colocated at the the Susan B. Anthony Academy, above.
St. Albans, BK rap group inducted into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Jamaica and Flushing hospitals medical team helped North Carolina hurricane survivors
Operations for a haunted house attraction in Queens Village have resumed just in time for Halloween.
A man who was sitting in his car was stabbed in the face and body when an unidentified man approached his vehicle on Wednesday, Oct. 23, around 10:49 a.m., according
City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams (D-Jamaica), along with other Council members and housing advocates, shared last Friday the City for All Housing Plan, a counter to Mayor Adams’ housing reform
The police have identified one person who died in a fire on Saturday, Nov. 2, and the identity of another victim is pending.
Cause of blaze inside illegal ADU under investigation, say authorities
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