Sharon Crowley is a reporter and anchor for Fox 5 (WNYW-TV) in New York City. With a focus on local news, Sharon covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, health, and education. Her work has also been featured on Fox 29 Philadelphia and WTXF.
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Sharon Crowley's articles mainly focus on local government and politics, crime, health, education, law enforcement, anti-Semitism, and community support. Her coverage attributes show a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation.
Given her focus on local issues in New York City and the state of New York, pitches directed towards experts with knowledge of these specific areas would likely be most effective. For example, professionals or academics specializing in public health policies affecting urban populations or individuals addressing crime prevention strategies within city neighborhoods could capture Sharon’s attention.
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By: Michael Stallone, Sharon Crowley
FOX 5 NY is taking a deep dive into what both Trump and Harris have said about three critical issues: economy, immigration and reproductive rights. Here's what some New Yorkers had to say.
By: Jacob Flanagan
Mayor Eric Adams indicted: The political impact As New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces federal bribery and corruption charges, the scandal is raising questions about its impact on the upcoming election.
By: Amanda Geffner
With Rosh Hashanah beginning at sundown on Wednesday, many are approaching the Jewish new year with mixed emotions.
By: Sharon Crowley, Amanda Geffner
A young woman who was taken hostage from a Kibbutz on Oct. 7 found faith during 55 days in captivity in tunnels below Gaza.
By: Sharon Crowley
A young woman who was taken hostage from a Kibbutz on Oct. 7 found faith during 55 days in captivity in tunnels below Gaza. "I felt miracles." Saphir Cohen
By: Sharon Crowley
Book Review: The Ultimate Guide to Practical Numerology by Felicia Bender
By: Jacob Flanagan
NYPD prepares for Halloween parade, NYC Marathon With major events like the iconic Halloween Parade and NYC Marathon happening this week, the NYPD is stepping up security across the city.
The 2024 presidential election has stirred strong emotions, and New Yorkers are finding relief on the "Subway Therapy" wall in Greenwich Village.
By: Michael Stallone, Donald J. Trump
Trump confirms plans to use military for mass deportations
Police Blast 'Hero'Status Given to Luigi Mangione In the aftermath of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s murder, New York City Police Commissioner
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