Shayla Colon is a Reporter at FundFire. She specializes in covering private markets with a focus on real estate and infrastructure, while also having experience in local government reporting in Connecticut and upstate New York. Shayla's work has been featured in The New York Times, The Spokesman-Review, and Times Union.
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Shayla's coverage heavily revolves around local real estate, with a significant focus on the Capital Region. Her articles often include data citations and government announcements, indicating an emphasis on factual reporting and official sources.
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Joseph DeLucia became increasingly distraught after his mother died and his siblings moved to sell the family home, the police said.
By: Shayla Colon
Federal prosecutors said Nicole Torres sold election jobs to Bronx residents for $150 apiece. It is just the most recent smudge on the reputation of the New York City Board of Elections.
By: Shayla Colon
Students at New York City public schools started class on Thursday, some in brand-new schools or buildings.
By: Shayla Colon
Justin Timberlake, who faced drunken-driving charges after an erratic drive in the Hamptons led to his arrest, is expected to plead guilty to a lesser offense, according to the Suffolk County district attorney's office.
From its crown moldings to its pocket doors, grand staircase and ornate fireplaces, it has almost all the makings of a “Bridgerton” scene.
By: Shayla Colon
Michael Kuilan and Antonio Venti admitted providing fentanyl-laced heroin to Cecilia Gentili, whose death prompted an outpouring of grief among L.G.B.T.Q. New Yorkers.
By: Shayla Colon, Luis Ferré-Sadurní
The shelter complex, which was built atop recreational fields, will be gradually emptied and the fields restored for public use, the mayor’s office said.
By: Shayla Colon
Christopher D. Finney was charged after federal investigators found images of him during a search of a “militia” group chat, prosecutors said.
By: Shayla Colon
Renee Hoberman, a licensed social worker on Long Island, used messaging platforms to share graphic videos of infants being abused, prosecutors said.
By: Hurubie Meko, Shayla Colon
Nicolas Morton, who worked for the Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn, made boys run to exhaustion unless they exposed themselves to him, prosecutors said.
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