Patrick Adcroft is a Digital Media Producer, Writer, and Editor based in New York City. With a focus on local news, Patrick has contributed to Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC, and his work has been featured in Spectrum News and Spectrum News 1. He covers a range of topics, including transportation, city politics, public health, and education.
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Patrick Adcroft's coverage mainly focuses on local government and political developments, as well as breaking news related to crime and public services in New York City. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing expert analysis or insider perspectives on ongoing city agency changes, traffic management initiatives, subway disruptions, or recent crime incidents within the specified geographic area. Topics such as congestion pricing plans, budget cuts for public services like FDNY or NYCHA rent issues may also be of interest to Patrick. When reaching out, ensure that the pitch aligns with his focus on local government announcements and evolving stories in New York City.
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By: Patrick Adcroft
He is the fifth Democrat to announce a challenge to Adams.
By: Patrick Adcroft, Erica Brosnan
With the 2024 general election fast approaching, New York City voters will have six ballot measures to consider—in addition to selecting candidates for city, state and federal offices.
By: Patrick Adcroft
Watch the full interview here.
By: Patrick Adcroft
While the presidential race is motivating plenty of voters to head to the polls this year, many city and state officials are trying to raise awareness about what's on the other side of the ballot.
By: Erica Brosnan, Patrick Adcroft
Mayor Eric Adams addressed New Yorkers on Wednesday following former President Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election , urging unity and promising to fight for New Yorkers' rights.
By: Patrick Adcroft
B, C and D trains are running with delays in both directions as police investigate a shooting that happened on the Upper West Side, officials said Thursday.
By: Patrick Adcroft
Temperatures are set to plummet into the low 30s overnight.
By: Patrick Adcroft
New York City saw an average upfront cost of nearly $13,000 for rental apartments with brokers' fees in the first nine months of the year, according to an analysis from StreetEasy.
By: Patrick Adcroft
The suspect was shot and killed, police said.
By: Patrick Adcroft
Here’s what you need to know about the shutdown before it takes effect.
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