Naeisha Rose is an Eq Editor at Queens Chronicle. She focuses on elections, government, politics, and public policy, while also exploring the vibrant realms of art dealing, urban art, and street art. Naeisha's work has been featured in NewsBreak and other prominent publications.
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Naeisha Rose covers a variety of local news, with a strong focus on crime and community events in the New York area, particularly Rego Park. Her coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements.
If you have insights or information related to ongoing incidents or developing stories within the specified geographic area (New York, specifically Rego Park), Naeisha may be interested in hearing from you. This could include crime updates, neighborhood development projects, public transportation changes affecting the community, or details about local events.
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One fashion mentor is very proud of her mentee. Jackie Love of the J. Love Fashion School of Etiquette in Jamaica told the Chronicle that Tyneisa Kinloch,
In the wake of the fatal shooting of a teenager at Roy Wilkins Park in St. Albans, community leaders are doing what they can to share information about pro
City Council members on various committees were at a joint hearing on the executive budget proposal at City Hall on June 2.Elected officials on the Committee on Housing and Buildings
In the wake of the fatal shooting of Jaden Pierre, 15, at Roy Wilkins Park in St. Albans, leaders throughout Southeast Queens have been working to implement steps in response
By: Naeisha Rose
The state Community Commission on Reparations Remedies has delayed a study to highlight New York's legacy of slavery and systemic discrimination for a third time, pushing the deadline to the end of January 2029.
The human face is being explored by 27 artists via lyrical and otherworldly mixed-media works, soulful spray-painted images on vinyl, whimsical portraits and more in an art exhibit in Long
By: Naeisha Rose
Six people are vying to replace Assemblywoman Vivian Cook (D-Jamaica), who is stepping down from representing Assembly District 32 after 35 years in office over the course of 18 terms.
There are various events in Queens celebrating the emancipation of the last slaves in the country in 1865.“Why We Celebrate Juneteenth Part 2: Freedom Day, A Play,” written and directed
A decorated and beloved member of the NYPD who is set to retire this summer will be honored with a bench dedication in Rochdale, Saturday, June 27, starting at 12
U.S. Rep. Greg Meeks (D-Jamaica), who is seeking re-election to represent New York’s 5th Congressional District after 28 years in office, had a virtual interview with the Chronicle discussing both
