Nicole Rosenthal is an Editorial Fellow at various publications including The Real Deal and Bushwick Daily. She covers a diverse range of topics such as transportation and mobility, culture and society, real estate, and animal care, often exploring themes related to social issues and data. Nicole's work has been featured in notable outlets like the New York Post, Patch.com, Sky News Australia, AOL, Inc., and Knowledia.
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By: Reuven Fenton, Nicole Rosenthal
It's a kitty conundrum. More than a dozen cats a Bronx woman has been hoarding are under threat of being kicked to the curb by her disgruntled husband – leaving good Samaritans racing against the clock to find them homes.
By: Georgett Roberts, Nicole Rosenthal
Some Staten Island drivers are putting their petals to the metal — tying bunches of fake flowers over local speed cameras to keep them from working.
By: Nicole Rosenthal, Jack Morphet
Drones used for busting barricaded suspects and teen subway surfers could one day monitor New Yorkers’ garbage, too. The city Department of Sanitation is considering whether to enlist a fleet of dr…
By: Jack Morphet, Nicole Rosenthal
Drones used for busting barricaded suspects and teen subway surfers could one day monitor New Yorkers' garbage, too.
By: Nicole Rosenthal, Kyle Schnitzer, Peter Senzamici
A woke crusader who allegedly sent violent threats to a pair of famous Lesbian bars shouldn’t be subjected to a psych evaluation — and was free to go, a criminal court judge ruled Wedne…
By: Peter Senzamici, Nicole Rosenthal, Kyle Schnitzer
A woke crusader who allegedly sent violent threats to a pair of famous Lesbian bars shouldn't be subjected to a psych evaluation — and was free to go, a criminal court judge ruled Wednesday.
By: Dorian Geiger, Nicole Rosenthal
Two Queens bars were duped into letting bands touting alleged neo-Nazi imagery book shows this month – until massive online backlash alerted the establishments' owners to the purported hate ties.
By: Nicole Rosenthal
“They drive sometimes for three hours to come here or take the train from New Jersey,” owner Roy Jensen said of fans.
By: Nicole Rosenthal
Animal lovers are pushing to close a taxpayer-funded Long Island “roadside'' sanctuary plagued by sickening allegations of neglect, abuse and “preventable” deaths, a new petition shows.
By: Nicole Rosenthal
More than a half-dozen protesters were cuffed Tuesday during a “sit-in” demonstration at a Park Slope Starbucks store that unionized in October and is set to close by the end of this month.
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