Tracey Tully is a reporter for various news outlets, including The New York Times, Yahoo News, and Knowledia. Her focus is on local news in the United States, covering a wide range of topics including crime, politics, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in The Seattle Times.
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Tracey Tully's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, politics, law enforcement, and legal issues within New Jersey. This indicates that she may be particularly interested in pitches related to evolving political stories or breaking news within the state.
Given her focus on legal policy regulations and crime-related topics such as law enforcement and crime itself, she might find value in receiving pitches related to these areas. For example, offering insights from legal experts or stakeholders involved in significant policy changes or criminal justice reforms could align well with her coverage.
Tully's geographic focus is primarily local to the United States, specifically New Jersey; therefore, relevant localized angles would likely capture her attention more effectively than broader national or international stories.
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By: Tracey Tully
Read previous Globe coverage: For new Mass. State Police colonel, a history of discrimination complaints lingers in New Jersey.
By: Tracey Tully
The Democratic chairman of Hillside, N.J., is serving a six-month prison term. He got an $80,000 teaching job in the township after pleading guilty to tax fraud.
The campaign of the Democratic challenger, Sue Altman, has received a $4 million infusion after polls showed her closing in on the Republican incumbent, Thomas Kean Jr.
By: Kellen Browning, Erica L. Green, Mark Landler, Nicholas Nehamas, Alexandra E. Petri, Tracey Tully, Simon J. Levien, Michael Gold, Peter Baker, Eileen Sullivan
Donald J. Trump will appear at a faith-based event in Georgia, while Kamala Harris will be in Pennsylvania for a CNN broadcast.
By: Tracey Tully, Eileen Sullivan, Kellen Browning, Erica L. Green, Simon J. Levien, Nicholas Nehamas, Michael Gold, Mark Landler, Alexandra E. Petri, Peter Baker
Donald J. Trump will appear at a faith-based event in Georgia, while Kamala Harris will be in Pennsylvania for a CNN broadcast.
By: Maggie Astor, Emma G. Fitzsimmons, Tracey Tully, Michael M. Grynbaum, Mattathias Schwartz, Michael Gold, Emily Cochrane, Patricia Mazzei, Heather Knight, Danny Hakim, Jonathan Weisman, Edgar Sandoval, Kate Conger, John Koblin, Leanne Abraham, Luke Broadwater, Jacey Fortin
2024 Election Night: Live Trump-Harris Updates
By: Ruth Igielnik, Luke Broadwater, Katie Robertson, Jazmine Ulloa, Jonathan Weisman, Edgar Sandoval, Maggie Astor, Dionne Searcey, Michael Gold, Heather Knight, Jacey Fortin, Nicole Craine, Mattathias Schwartz, Eduardo Medina, Emily Cochrane, Katie Glueck, Patricia Mazzei, Annie Karni, Leanne Abraham, Nate Cohn, Danny Hakim, J. David Goodman, Tracey Tully
2024 Election Night: Live Trump-Harris Updates
By: Mitch Smith, Lazaro Gamio, Emily Cochrane, Michael Wines, Katie Robertson, Kaleigh Rogers, June Kim, Tracey Tully, Eduardo Medina, Jack Healy, Delilah Brumer, Aishvarya Kavi, Zolan Kanno-Youngs, Erin Nolan, Julie Bosman, Grace Ashford, Charles Homans, Nate Cohn, Carl Hulse, Jonathan Weisman, Katie Glueck, Jenn Ackerman, Patricia Mazzei
The threat, one of at least six received in Arizona today, is likely to slow ballot counting in La Paz County.
By: Erin Nolan, Tracey Tully
By and Rep. Andy Kim was elected Tuesday to the U.S. Senate by a decisive margin, according to The Associated Press, after a tumultuous
By: Hannah Yoon, Tracey Tully
Mr. Kim will be the first Korean American senator. Nowhere in the United States is his community’s imprint more clear than in northern New Jersey.
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