Ryan Schwach is a Reporter at Brooklyn Eagle and Queens Daily Eagle. He focuses on urban design, urban development, and public transportation, along with transportation policy and regulation, as well as cannabis business and regulation. Ryan's work has been featured in notable publications including the Brooklyn Eagle and Queens Daily Eagle.
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Ryan Schwach's coverage heavily emphasizes local government and politics, with a focus on Queens, New York. His articles often feature announcements from political figures and cover issues related to legal policy regulation. If you want to reach out effectively, consider offering insights into local government policies or upcoming legislative changes in the Queens area. Additionally, providing commentary on evolving stories related to crime or other legal matters in this specific geographic region could be of interest to him.
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Suicides in NY prisons have surged, with solitary confinement a key factor. Advocates urge enforcement of the HALT law.
By: Ryan Schwach
The Williams Pipeline, which would run just a few miles off the coast of Queens, received an approval from a federal regulatory commission last week and is one stop closer to being built.
By: Ryan Schwach
The New York City Planning Commission overwhelmingly voted to approve the OneLIC neighborhood plan on Wednesday, sending the latest attempt to rezone the city’s fastest growing neighborhood to the City Council.
By: Ryan Schwach
Queens buses are slower, and less on time than the city average, a new report from the comptroller’s office says.
By: Ryan Schwach
This week, the MTA is rolling out the second and final phase of the implementation of their redrawn Queens bus maps. The rollout marks the end of an arduous 6-year process to rework the borough's bus routes with the goal of making buses faster and more frequent.
By: Ryan Schwach
A pair of South Queens councilmembers said on Tuesday during a City Council hearing that they want more out of the city’s massive plan to rezone Downtown Jamaica.
In less than a year, North American and New York City will host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and Queens, arguably the epicenter of the “world’s game” in the United States, is looking for a piece of the action.
By: Ryan Schwach
The committee tasked with making a recommendation on the fate of Steve Cohen’s Metropolitan Park casino plan to the state’s Gaming Commission held its first public hearing on Tuesday, as the downstate casino bidding process reaches the home stretch.
By: Ryan Schwach
The NYPD’s watchdog group substantiated several charges against the two officers who shot and killed 19-year-old Win Rozario inside his family’s Queens home last year as he experienced an alleged mental health crisis.
A Queens congressmember blasted the Trump administration for removing Staff Sergeant Angel Sarah Rampersad, who was from Queens, and three others from the
