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Brandon Cruz
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Long Island Politics Reporter, New York Post
New York
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Biography
Brandon Cruz is a Long Island Politics reporter at The New York Post covering Nassau and Suffolk County’s breaking news, politics and local government, economics, social issues, housing, original stories and more. Brandon aims to provide readers with unparalleled insights and a front-row seat that connects the dots between their everyday lives and the complexities of today's political and economic landscapes. With expertise across video, audio, and print, Brandon pitches and develops engaging articles on Long Island Politics — combining dynamic storytelling with investigative depth to inform and engage diverse audiences by crafting in-depth narratives and exploring the intersections of policy, conflict, and culture. A member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists and NYC’s Deadline Club, Brandon is committed to impactful, innovative journalism.
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Top New York State court orders Suffolk County police to release records on officer misconduct allegations
By Brandon Cruz Verified| New York Post Verified The Suffolk County PD must release its police misconduct records, which have been sealed from the public over the last five years, New York’s highest court ruled. The State Court of Appeals’ decision forces the SCPD to release records that include cases of allegations against cops the department exonerated, according to the court.
Maniac convicted of stabbing Long Island funeral home director rants as he’s given hefty sentence — and calls judge ‘the devil’
By Brandon Cruz Verified, Shane Galvin Verified| New York Post Verified A Long Island man convicted of stabbing and robbing a funeral home director in 2023 exploded in a Suffolk County courtroom Tuesday — attempting to fire his attorney, interrupting prosecutors and calling the judge “the devil” before receiving a 25-year prison sentence.
By Brandon Cruz Verified| New York Post Verified The sad blue line. Six cops in New York state have already committed suicide this year, with half of them coming out of Long Island. The LI tragedies all occurred in Nassau County in just the first quarter of 2025, according to Nassau PBA President Tommy Shevlin. “The numbers are alarming, which is why our mental health should be a priority,” Shevlin said.
Company Info
New York Post
The New York Post is a historic daily newspaper based in New York City, founded on November 16, 1801, by Alexander Hamilton. It is recognized as the 13th-oldest newspaper in the U.S. and the oldest continuously published daily. The paper is owned by News Corp and has transitioned to a tabloid format since the mid-20th century. It has a daily circulation of approximately 230,634 copies. The New York Post offers a print newspaper that covers local news, politics, sports, and entertainment, known for its sensational headlines. It also has a strong digital presence, featuring a website that provides breaking news and opinion pieces, along with specialized platforms like PageSix.com for celebrity gossip and Decider.com for streaming recommendations. Additionally, it produces multimedia content, including the syndicated television show Page Six TV, which focuses on celebrity news.
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