Tom Shea is a journalist based in New York City, specializing in local news coverage. He has written for various NBC affiliate stations, including NBC New York and NBC DFW, as well as publications like Forbes. Tom's articles cover a wide range of topics, from crime and accidents to transportation and social issues.
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Tom Shea's articles primarily focus on local crime, accidents, and police-related incidents in the New York City area. His coverage attributes show a high emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. If you wish to reach out effectively, provide credible information related to ongoing criminal investigations or breaking news about accidents or law enforcement activities happening in the New York City area. Additionally, if you have insights into local government policies and their impact on crime rates or public safety in this region, your input may be valuable for his coverage.
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By: Tom Shea
A former nursing assistant at a Bronx Veterans Affairs hospital was sentenced after stealing the credit card of a paraplegic veteran and using it
By: Tom Shea, Andrew Siff
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been doing damage control of late as multiple criminal investigations swirl around City Hall — and on Monday, he may have sparked a new firestorm.
By: Tom Shea
Next time you fly, be sure to leave your medieval weapons at home.
By: Tom Shea
A young girl had to be airlifted to a hospital after suffering facial injuries during a dog attack on Long Island that also left two adults hurt, according to police.
The DA said that workers at the businesses were paid in tips, and in return for the ability to work, had to kick money back to the managers in the form of "house fees"
Voters, you can hold your elected leaders accountable for failing the test of courageous truth-telling.
By: Tom Shea
A Long Island man ended up getting Tased after teens crashed into his home and, in an odd twist, he started fighting a firefighter, according to police.
By: Tom Shea
McDonald’s is responding after the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention said investigators were looking into links between an outbreak of E. coli and Quarter Pounders sold at certain locations.
By: Tom Shea
A former DJ for Sirius XM was sentenced for his role in a million-dollar cocaine and fentanyl trafficking scheme that involved a U.S. Postal Service worker, according to a Long Island district attorney.
The coach of a Brooklyn youth travel baseball team sexually abused multiple teenage boys who played for him, repeatedly insisting the players expose
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