Steve Janoski is a veteran cops and crime reporter at the New York Post. He specializes in law enforcement and legal affairs, covering topics such as the "tranq" epidemic, the war in Ukraine, and the migrant crisis, while also delving into environmental issues and crypto regulation. His work has been featured in various publications, including North Jersey Media Group and The Daily Telegraph.
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Steve Janoski's articles mainly focus on crime, politics, tragedy, and immigration news in the local area of New York City. He regularly covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
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By: Steve Janoski
Kim says a single physician is not enough for more than 800 detainees.
By: Steve Janoski
New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport says the administration is using critical law enforcement grants to pressure states over immigration enforcement.
By: Steve Janoski
New Jersey Congressman Frank Pallone and 87 other Democrats sent a letter to federal officials Tuesday.
Coalition says new voter-list and ballot-envelope rules could disrupt mail voting before the midterms.
By: Steve Janoski
Haley Fitzpatrick says fellow cops subjected her to sexual comments and discriminatory treatment and discouraged her from complaining.
The administration is challenging a judgment that permanently blocked a funding freeze.
By: Steve Janoski
Woman hospitalized with a fractured foot after a prayer vigil After disrupting a Monday night prayer vigil, a federal immigration agent
The judges did not decide whether the law is constitutional A federal appeals court has cleared the way for a legal challenge to a New Jersey
By: Steve Janoski
The 2022 crash killed 69-year-old Old Bridge resident Harvey Berse on Route 9 near Ferry Road.
By: Steve Janoski
The schemes can cost victims their homes or land and lead to lengthy legal battles.
