New York, United States (Local)
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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.
Given her coverage of evolving stories and breaking news along with the themes of culture & society and entertainment news, Rebecca may also be interested in exclusive interviews with individuals involved in high-profile incidents or events within the city.
Pitches highlighting grassroots advocacy efforts or community initiatives addressing social issues could resonate well with Rebecca’s beat. She seems highly receptive to covering localized topics that impact residents directly.
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By: Rebecca Greenberg
An asphalt plant in Queens at the center of long-running odor complaints is shutting down — at least temporarily — after state regulators said it failed to meet a deadline to raise the height of its smoke stacks.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
Students and Jewish leaders held a Hanukkah vigil Monday.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
The Davis Center at the Harlem Meer kicked off a series of holiday-themed skating sessions on Tuesday.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
New Yorkers are heading out of the five boroughs ahead of a winter storm expected to bring snow and hazardous travel conditions to the city this weekend.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
The child’s mother was also found injured.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
It's the end of the line for the MetroCard after more than 30 years of swipes across the city's transit system.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
In an unprecedented move, half a dozen childhood vaccines are no longer recommended in the United States. What You Need To Know
By: Rebecca Greenberg
A former Queens urgent care doctor was sentenced Wednesday to probation after admitting to sexually abusing multiple patients over several years.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
Authorities say a faulty space heater caused the deadly fire.
By: Rebecca Greenberg
About 50,000 TSA employees have been working without pay.
