El-Balad is excited to report that respected political journalist Sally Goldenberg is joining The New York Times’ Metro team. Known for her incisive coverage of New York City politics, Goldenberg has built a reputation as a formidable reporter.
Sally Goldenberg’s Career Path
Goldenberg has had a distinguished career in political journalism. She began at The Hillsborough Beacon in New Jersey. Over the years, she worked for:
- The Star-Ledger
- The Staten Island Advance
- The New York Post
- Politico for 12 years
Her tenure at Politico saw her rise to the role of senior politics editor. She was also a prominent panelist during recent mayoral debates.
Joining The New York Times
Goldenberg will be joining forces with Dana Rubinstein, the new City Hall bureau chief, and veteran political reporter Jeffery Mays. Together, they aim to cover the new administration of Mayor Zohran Mamdani and other local political issues.
Impact on Political Reporting
Sally Goldenberg is renowned for breaking significant stories. She revealed intriguing details about Mayor Eric Adams’ living arrangements and challenged his claims regarding his vegan lifestyle. With her experience and connections, she is expected to enhance the quality of political reporting at The New York Times.
Future Prospects
The team of Goldenberg, Rubinstein, and Mays is poised to deliver impactful stories. Their coverage will not only hold public officials accountable but also address major political and cultural changes in New York City.
Goldenberg starts her new role today, coinciding with Mayor Mamdani’s official move to Gracie Mansion. This change marks an exciting new chapter for both Goldenberg and The New York Times Metro team.
