Naeisha Rose is a Jamaican-born multimedia journalist living in Queens, New York. As a general assignment editor at Patch.com she covers news throughout New York City and Long Island.
She was the Southeast Queens associate editor at Queens Chronicle and she earned a master's degree in 2015 from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, where she specialized in Arts & Culture Reporting and Broadcast. During college she interned for LatinTrends Magazine and for award-winning documentary filmmaker Jason DaSilva.
After graduating, she freelanced for LatinTrends Magazine, Publishers Weekly, RT Book Reviews, the Queens Daily Eagle, The Haitian Times, Queens County Politics, WhereItzAt, The Hub News, Chelsea Now and TimesLedger Newspaper, where she later became a general assignment reporter and photojournalist. She also worked as a production assistant on the “No Responders Left Behind” documentary, which is currently out on Discovery+, with Director Rob Lindsay and Producer Kelly Zemnickis, featuring 9/11 activist John Feal and former Daily Show host Jon Stewart.
She can be reached at Naeisha.rose@patch.com.
Ricardo Cruciano was found guilty of preying on patients after over-prescribing them pain medications, said DA Alvin Bragg's Office.
With the ongoing war in Ukraine and a pandemic, bio-mass diesel could be the nation's answer to solving high gas prices, said officials.
The funds will go toward enriching academic programs and hiring new staff throughout SUNY institutions, according to the Governor's Office.
CVS spokesman Phil Blando told Patch the allegations are "without merit."
People who were in arrears with their gas and electric utilities, will see their bills erased through an energy program, said Hochul.
One victim was throwing away trash at a doctor's office when three suspects rummaged through her bag and stole $5,500, said police.
Developers bought the Sun-Vet Mall, which is where the pizzeria resided for decades.
A preliminary budget from a consulting firm projects an $2.5 billion structural deficit for the agency as federal aid erodes, said the MTA.
A $500 million investment to procure 2K MW will help the state get closer to creating 10,000 offshore wind jobs, said Hochul's Office.
Here's everything you need to know about watching the Yankees battle the Mets.
There were also more minority members and parents with school-aged children joining community boards, said the BP's Office.
The Explorium will address recent shark sightings and Patch readers will get two free admissions with their registration purchase this week.
Starbucks Workers United Organizing Committee of Farmingville cited a lack of safety measures as one of the reasons they want to unionize.
State Office of Cannabis Management to hold workshops Tuesday and Wednesday evening for weed licenses, said state officials.
The mayor will deliver remarks at the Coney Island Amphitheater at 6:45 p.m. ahead of the "Revelations" dance number, his office said.
A 69-year-old Harlem man was found after going missing earlier this summer, police said.
A heat advisory was also issued for the Sunday morning events, according to race organizer Life Time.
The off-duty officer, 31, was shot shortly before 5 a.m., possibly over his jewelry, CBS reported.
A 13-year-old boy helped rescue his family members when the boat exploded on Long Island Sound, Nassau County police said.
Robert Blackmore used rocks to break into an IHOP, a Starbucks, two Dunkin' Donuts and five other businesses, according to police.
