Sheetal Banchariya is a Senior Sub-Editor for various news outlets, including the New York Daily News, Yahoo News, and Women's eNews. She specializes in covering local news stories in New York City, with a focus on crime, social issues, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in Newslaundry and Vogue India.
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By: Thomas Tracy
The victim suffered bleeding on the brain and broke two disks in her spine, which needed surgery to repair, prosecutors said.
By: Leonard Greene, Sheetal Banchariya
City leaders need to attack crime’s root causes — poverty, inequity and inequality — residents say in “We Deserve To Be Safe,” a study surveying people in “overpoliced” neighborhoods.…
By: Leonard Greene
NEW YORK — Despite more cops on the street, New Yorkers in some communities say they don't feel any safer, and that city investment in housing, education and health care would do more to combat crime, according to a new report.
By: Rocco Parascandola, Sheetal Banchariya
The victim, city sanitation worker Curtis Blocker, was on his way to work when he was killed, his mother told the Daily News.
By: Leonard Greene
The Harlem apartment where a 4-year-old boy was allegedly starved to death by his parents was stocked with food — but the refrigerator door was turned to the wall and the cabinets were padlocked, prosecutors said on Thursday.
By: Leonard Greene, Sheetal Banchariya
Sex workers and their supporters are pushing back against an industry crackdown along a stretch of Roosevelt Avenue in Queens, saying that the effort unfairly targets the communities’ most vulnerab…
By: Leonard Greene, Sheetal Banchariya, Josephine Stratman
The stunned parents of 13-year-old Adolfo Sorzano, who died last week, thought he had stopped risking his life subway surfing on speeding trains.
By: Ellen Moynihan, Leonard Greene, Sheetal Banchariya
A 16-year-old varsity basketball player was killed on Saturday in Fort Greene’s Whitman Houses, said cops. Tae’Arion Mungo was shot in the chest at 11:44 p.m. on Auburn Place near N Portland Ave., …
By: Leonard Greene
A teenager has died two weeks after being shot on a Brooklyn basketball court — and a 15-year-old boy has been charged in the case, cops said Wednesday.
By: Graham Rayman
A Family Court judge in Manhattan on Tuesday ordered the three surviving siblings of 4-year-old Jahmeik Modlin, the Harlem boy who died of starvation and neglect , placed temporarily in a Westchester County foster home while permanent custody is hashed out.
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