Pei-Sze Cheng is a reporter at News 4 New York, WNBC. She specializes in investigative reporting across a range of themes including health and wellness, culture and society, crime and justice, and aviation. Pei-Sze's work has been featured in NBC 6 Miami, NBC Boston, NBC News, NBC New York, NBC Los Angeles, NBC 7 San Diego, and NewsBreak.
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Pei-Sze Cheng's focus is primarily on local crime and tragic accidents in the Long Island area, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. She covers topics related to illegal activities, drunk driving, police incidents, and tragic accidents.
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Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, veterans come to volunteer, get groceries and necessities.
By: Sze Cheng, Tom Shea
A man swimming at a Long Island beach may have been bitten by a shark, according to witnesses and officials, leading to a bloody scene.
By: Sze Cheng
Squishy toys are all the rage, but they are also the subject of a dangerous social media challenge — and fire officials on Long Island are sounding the alarm.
By: Sze Cheng
A man who suffered a foot injury while swimming at Jones Beach over the July Fourth weekend was confirmed to have been bitten by a shark, according to state officials.
By: Sze Cheng
Across social media, some influencers are encouraging followers to engage in "tanmaxxing," or spending excessive time outdoors to get as tan as possible.
Splashing in a cold pool or jumping into the crisp waters of the Atlantic are the height of summer fun for kids — but also are among the biggest threats to young children, especially on Long Island.
A 77-year-old driver lost control of his Jeep SUV and crashed into North Side Elementary School in East Williston Sunday evening, Nassau police said.
By: Sze Cheng
A former Columbia University medical student was shot in the face by a police officer who was among cops responding to a call about an armed man menacing people on a Long Island street.
By: Sze Cheng
The Town of Brookhaven said neighbors complained to the town that she had been giving lessons to multiple children at once.
By: Pei-Sze Cheng
A convicted drunk driver who killed four people when he plowed his SUV into a Long Island nail salon was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison for the horrific crash — and gave a photographer the middle finger in court.
