Sophie Krichevsky is an Associate Editor for the Queens Chronicle, a local newspaper in Queens, New York. With a focus on local news, Sophie covers a wide range of topics including community events, local politics, and human interest stories. Her articles provide readers with an in-depth look into the issues and events that impact the Queens community.
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Sophie's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in the Queens area of New York. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to government, politics, community events, accidents/incidents as well as sports.
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As questions engulf top Adams aides, Holden, others say Caban must quit
By: Angela Bunay, Sophie Krichevsky
Most recent mayoral administrations have been investigated for corruption, but the New York City line of succession hasn’t come into play.
The progressive public advocate would automatically serve as interim mayor if Adams were to leave office.
Assembly Member Eddie Gibbs’ district office in Harlem was closed when City & State visited on Thursday afternoon. Annie McDonough
By: Rebecca C. Lewis, Sophie Krichevsky
The investigations into Mayor Eric Adams have provided so many starting points for the perfect outfit.
Through a PAC, the state Democratic Party is also helping some candidates in tight races.
Democrats have targeted five GOP-held House districts. The governor is confident they will win at least three.
By: Sophie Krichevsky, Holly Pretsky
An anti-casino mayoral candidate, a business community ombudsman and a billionaire’s chief of staff walk into a diner…
By: Sophie Krichevsky
In a Q&A, she calls the unsanctioned vote a “political stunt.”
By: Rebecca C. Lewis, Eric Holmberg
From the next mayor to the next City Council speaker, there’s so much at stake this year.
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