Sophie Krichevsky is a journalist at Queens Chronicle. She focuses on law and legal affairs, with a particular emphasis on litigation. Her insights and reporting have been featured in notable publications such as City & State and CDC Gaming Reports.
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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.
If you have insights or expertise related to local political developments or legal policies specific to Queens or broader New York issues which align with Sophie's focus on government & politics and legal policy regulation topics, your input could be valuable for her audience.
Given her interest in breaking news and evolving stories relating to incidents like accidents and community events within Queens specifically, providing timely updates or expert insight into these types of local occurrences may also be beneficial for reaching out effectively.
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By: Holly Pretsky, Jeff Coltin, Annie Mcdonough, Sophie Krichevsky
Meet the folks who will run New York City come 2026.
By: Sophie Krichevsky, Jeff Coltin, Holly Pretsky, Annie Mcdonough
Meet the folks who are running New York City.
By: Holly Pretsky, Annie Mcdonough, Sophie Krichevsky, Sahalie Donaldson, Jeff Coltin
Meet the folks who are running New York City.
By: Sophie Krichevsky, Holly Pretsky
The City Council member faces potential consequences for a series of Islamophobic statements on X.
The Assembly member has weathered storms before – but she’s having a really bad week.
By: Sophie Krichevsky, Peter Sterne
The party backed the Brooklyn BP over two Queens candidates – but they said they didn’t want county support.
Micah Lasher is trying to get longshot Micah Bergdale off the ballot in NY-12.
The mayor exceeded expectations on plowing but caught some strays in a controversial snowball fight.
By: Sophie Krichevsky
The former council staffer is making a rare challenge to the Queens Democrat.
Capitol reporters spoofed “the accidental leader” in the annual parody musical.
