Rebecca Greenberg is a reporter for NY1, covering local news in New York City. With a focus on community stories and social issues, Rebecca provides in-depth coverage of events, crime, and advocacy efforts in the city. Her articles shed light on the challenges faced by New Yorkers and aim to bring attention to important local issues.
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Brooklyn, United States (Local)
Rebecca's focus on local news in New York City, particularly around government and politics, crime, community events, and infrastructure developments indicates she would likely be responsive to pitches that offer unique perspectives or personal stories related to ongoing local issues.
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By: Rebecca Greenberg
Once the clock strike 6 p.m., lifeguards at New York City beaches end their shift.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
The fight for sunlight at Brooklyn Botanic Garden is reaching a boiling point.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
Residents have until 9 p.m. Thursday to vote.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
Parents and teachers at Boulevard Nursery School say if it were to close for good, East New York would be deprived of a critical resource.
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And street safety advocates are not happy.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
Nine people were injured and more than two dozen were displaced after a fire ripped through an apartment in Brooklyn, officials said Tuesday.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
Two large fires in 48-hours caused by what has become a common culprit. “Both of these fires were started by lithium-ion batteries,” FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker said during a news conference Thursday.
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By: Rebecca Greenberg
The city plans to build affordable housing units for older New Yorkers on the nearly 200-year-old greenspace
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By: Rebecca Greenberg
A beloved green space in Lower Manhattan is days away from the wrecking ball. Elizabeth Street Garden is a one-acre oasis known for its sculpture garden and leafy hedges in the midst of bustling Nolita.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
When nature calls, New Yorkers say they'd rather wait than go to a public restroom in one of the city's parks. What You Need To Know
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