Rebecca Eugene is a Real Time Editor at The Knockturnal. She covers a diverse range of topics including medicine and healthcare, transportation and mobility, and crime and justice, with a particular focus on issues like Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and the role of clinicians in healthcare. Rebecca's work has been featured in The Knockturnal, NewsBreak, and News 12.
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Rebecca Eugene's articles primarily focus on exclusive interviews and event coverage within the entertainment industry, with a particular emphasis on celebrity interviews, film releases, fashion events, and tech trends. If you have access to individuals or information related to these topics and can offer an exclusive angle for her coverage, she may be interested in your pitch.
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Police told News 12 that no one was hurt in the collapse.
By: Rebecca Eugene
These toys are being collected to benefit Project Self-Sufficiency's Season of Hope Toy Drive.
RevolutionNJ is a partnership between the New Jersey Historical Commission (NJHC), and the nonprofit Crossroads of the American Revolution Association.
They have multiple sites available throughout the state spanning from Bergen County all the way to Gloucester County.
By: Rebecca Eugene
Several officers went to Jaime Carlos Barbershop & Nail Salon in Hackensack to get cleaned up and raise money in the process.
By: Rebecca Eugene
187 Rutgers students learned where they will be heading to continue their medical educations.
Police received a call about a stabbing in Passaic on March 16.
The first of the three virtual sessions took place on March 31 and each person was granted two minutes to speak and vent on issues they have experienced.
By: Rebecca Eugene
Volunteers in Glen ridge are working together to transform what will soon be the Essex Hudson Greenway.
By: Rebecca Eugene
Alexander Moore, a student at Williamstown High School, had his bike stolen.
