Alfonso A. Castillo is a Reporter at Newsday Media Group. He covers a wide range of topics including telecommunications, transportation policy, and regional economic issues, with a particular focus on public transportation and mobility trends. His work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting his expertise in the intersection of transportation, politics, and local economies.
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Alfonso's coverage mainly focuses on local transportation and logistics, with an emphasis on public transportation issues affecting the New York area. His articles often include expert commentary and government announcements related to these topics.
Given his focus on transportation and public infrastructure, Alfonso may be interested in pitches related to significant developments or issues within the transit systems of New York City, Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), Grand Central Madison, or broader policies impacting public transportation in the region. Providing insights from experts familiar with local transit operations or those involved in relevant policy-making could be valuable for his coverage.
Additionally, considering Alfonso's interest in sports as a theme covered, he might also find value in pitches related to sporting events and activities taking place at prominent venues such as Nassau Coliseum and their impact on the community.
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By: Alfonso A. Castillo
Nearly half of New York City bus passengers aren't paying their fares.
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Driving 400 miles, transportation reporter Alfonso A. Castillo found expensive gas, jug-handle turns and miraculous cruises through New York City.
LIRR stations aren't necessarily the kind of places you visit in search of fine art. And yet, they're the places where they can be most appreciated.
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By 5 p.m. last Tuesday, 83-year-old Susan Grossman had already positioned herself in front of a digital departure board on Penn Station's east end, waiting for a track assignment for her 5:16 Babylon train.
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Peter Kalikow, the MTA chairman at the time, had been on the job only for a few months.
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