Lauren Glassberg, Eyewitness News

Lauren Glassberg

Eyewitness News

New York, NY, United States

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Past articles by Lauren:

Thieves steal $50K in items from Givenchy store amid uptick in burglaries in SoHo

The Givenchy store became like a private shopping event, but no one paid for anything. → Read More

Members of Queens mosque pray for family of 4 killed in Turkey earthquake

The Firik family, from Corona, Queens, was in Turkey for over a month visiting family. → Read More

Harlem NYCHA residents frustrated after gas to apartments shut off till July due to leak

Imagine having gas to your apartment shut off for seven months. That's the issue facing residents at one NYCHA complex in Manhattan. → Read More

Widow of fatally injured FDNY firefighter Billy Moon advocates for organ donation

Five people received organs donated by FDNY firefighter Billy Moon. → Read More

3 suspects wanted after stealing $2 million in jewelry during heist in Brooklyn

Surveillance video captured three armed suspects pulling off a brazen jewelry heist in Brooklyn. → Read More

Three Kings Parade in East Harlem back in person for first time since pandemic

The 46th annual Three Kings Day Parade is presented by El Museo del Barrio. This year marks the first time it has been in person since the pandemic - creating a memory for first graders from PS 112. → Read More

Over $4 million worth of illegal cannabis products seized in NYC in multiagency crackdown

As New York state begins the distribution phase of its cannabis program the governor and mayor are cracking down on pop-up smoke shops and illegal cannabis products. → Read More

Here's how much you should tip this holiday season in New York City

This holiday season, the list of people to tip can be a long one - especially if you live in a large apartment building. → Read More

Mayor Eric Adams unveils $44M investment to get New Yorkers healthier

There's a new, multi-million dollar push to get New Yorkers healthier, and Mayor Eric Adams is using himself as exhibit A. → Read More

Manhattan pop-up art gallery raises money, supplies to aid Ukrainian resistance

The Sonya Pop-Up Gallery in East Village is helping the Sunflower Network raise money and supplies to aid the resistance against the Russian invasion. → Read More

'Beyond King Tut' exhibit gives immersive look at ancient Egypt

History buffs will be able to get their love of Egyptian pharaohs with the all-new, immersive King Tut exhibit in New York City. → Read More

Rally held in Manhattan in support of domestic violence survivor facing murder charges

People showed their support Monday in Manhattan for a victim of domestic abuse who is facing charges for killing her estranged husband two years ago. → Read More

President Biden says COVID-19 pandemic is over in US

The statement caught many in the medical community off guard, as more than 350 Americans are still dying each day from the coronavirus, with tens of thousands getting sick. → Read More

Penn Station LIRR Concourse upgrades focus of Hochul visit today

The work to transform NYC's Penn Station continues, and today Gov. Kathy Hochul will visit the transit hub to tout major improvements. → Read More

Officials hope Penn Station redesign will help improve safety for commuters

Take a behind-the-scenes look at the immediate changes that will make Penn Station nicer and safer to walk through. → Read More

Washington Heights gets 1st full-service boutique hotel

Big changes are happening uptown in New York City after Washington Heights got its first full-service boutique hotel. → Read More

Overturned conviction in death of anti-MS-13 activist sparks outrage on Long Island

There was heartbreak and outrage on Long Island Tuesday, just days after a court overturned the conviction of the driver accused of killing an MS-13 activist. → Read More

Summer of struggles: New York City experiences for budget-friendly fun

Inflation and high gas prices are thwarting summer travel plans, but there are inexpensive experiences to keep your kids occupied and entertained. → Read More

Buffalo community holds memorial 1 month after deadly supermarket shooting

The city of Buffalo took another step toward reclaiming itself with a memorial on Tuesday, one month after the horrific mass shooting at a local supermarket that claimed the lives of 10 people. → Read More

Manhattan high school soccer team takes home gold during Special Olympics USA games

A bus load of champions returned home to Manhattan after an epic run at the Special Olympics USA Games in Orlando. → Read More