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Todd Maisel

Todd Maisel

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Contributing Editor, amNewYork

Becket, Brooklyn, New York

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Health, Education , Gadgets, Social Media , Consumer, Smartphones

Doesn’t Cover

gadgets, b2b

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Total articles 1461

  • Brooklyn crane collapse: Two people injured after rig smashes onto dollar van and building

    By Todd Maisel Verified| amNewYork Verified A crane collapsed onto a dollar van and store in Flatbush Brooklyn, injuring two men. (Photo by Todd Maisel)Two men in Brooklyn suffered minor injuries when a construction crane hauling building materials collapsed onto a parked dollar van and onto the parapet of a store Tuesday morning. The injured men were both sitting in the dollar van when the crane suddenly toppled off a wooden skid onto its side on Glenwood Road just off busy Nostrand Avenue in Flatbush at about 11:15 a.m. on Feb. 18.

    By Todd Maisel Verified · amNewYork

    Feb. 18, 2025

  • Brooklyn fire at abandoned home leaves person dead

    By Todd Maisel Verified| amNewYork Verified Firefighters battling a three-alarm blaze in an abandoned Brooklyn house on Tuesday morning discovered the body of a person believed to be a squatter, fire officials say. Firefighters battling a three-alarm blaze in an abandoned Brooklyn house on Tuesday morning discovered the body of a person believed to be a squatter, fire officials say. Neighbors believe the body is that of a man who was squatting in the abandoned house at 1237 67th St. in Dyker Heights.

    By Todd Maisel Verified · amNewYork

    Feb. 18, 2025

  • Over and out: NYC journalists lose access to vital NYPD ‘Special Operations’ radio feed, endangering breaking news efforts

    By Todd Maisel Verified| amNewYork Verified The most vital citywide NYPD radio frequency went dark on Wednesday, yet another stage of the department’s ongoing radio encryption efforts. This move made it more difficult for press organizations to cover breaking news in New York City. Close Get amNY in your inbox!News, events, culture and more — delivered to you.

    By Todd Maisel Verified · amNewYork

    Jan. 16, 2025

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amNewYork

amNewYork (amNY) is a free daily newspaper and digital news platform that serves New York City. Launched on October 10, 2003, it was acquired by Schneps Media in 2019. The publication focuses on hyperlocal news, providing concise content that can be read in about 20 to 25 minutes. amNY distributes its print newspaper for free at transit hubs, street corners, and ferry terminals, targeting commuters. Its digital platform features breaking news, investigative reports, and lifestyle content, attracting nearly 1 million unique web visitors each month. The publication also includes niche content such as movie listings and health code reports, catering to the interests of local readers. As Manhattan's highest-circulation daily print newspaper, amNY emphasizes NYC-centric stories and grassroots journalism. Its merger with Metro in 2020 has strengthened its position in the commuter-focused media landscape.

New York, New York, United States

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Founded: 2003