Claire Fahy is a News Assistant at the Express Desk. She covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on transportation and mobility, public transportation, and urban development across North America and LATAM. Claire's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Seattle Times, San Francisco Examiner, and The New York Times.
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Claire Fahy's focus is primarily on local sports and events in New York City, with a significant emphasis on soccer. Her coverage also includes crime and local news. If you are reaching out to her, consider offering insights or access related to local sporting events, developments in the world of soccer (especially women's soccer), or stories related to crime and events happening within New York City.
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By: Raymond Zhong, Ian Austen, Dan Simmons, Vjosa Isai, Ephrat Livni, Matina Stevis-Gridneff, Shawna Richer, Miles G. Cohen, Mitch Smith, Maxine Joselow, Dani Blum, Judson Jones, Claire Fahy, Robert Chiarito, Pranav Baskar, Campbell Robertson
Dense smoke has pushed air quality to dangerous levels for millions in recent days.
Some Orthodox Jews oppose a bill that would make daylight saving time permanent, and farmers and some sleep experts are also opposed.
The heat wave in New York this week is even hotter for those working, often without air-conditioning, in the carts that line city blocks.
By: Claire Fahy
As a mayoral candidate, Zohran Mamdani focused on the difficulties of running a small business in New York City, coining the term “halalflation” in a viral video.
By: Claire Fahy
A cluster of cases in Harlem was traced to two city-owned sites. Lawsuits claim that dangerous bacteria spewed from improperly maintained cooling towers.
By: Claire Fahy
Claire Fahy The NYC Marathon's 9+1 programme will now use a lottery to select about 15,000 participants from a growing pool, requiring a $99 fee for those chosen.
Officials will announce Monday their plan to overhaul the section of the highway that belongs to New York City. The road needs quick repair to remain safe for driving.
A report from the city comptroller found that in New York City, the wealthy have become wealthier since the pandemic. The middle class has stagnated.
By: Chelsia Rose Marcius, Claire Fahy, Maia Coleman
Two police shootings last week underscored the challenge police officers face in confronting emotionally disturbed people who are violent or threatening violence.
By: Maia Coleman, Chelsia Rose Marcius, Claire Fahy
NEW YORK -- The week before Labor Day was overshadowed by violence at two famous sites in New York City that left a young mother dead and two people fatally shot by the police.
