At age 3 my parents moved the family from Brooklyn to the City of Newburgh thinking it would be safer place for my brother and I to grew up. That may have not turned out to be true (lol) but I'm proud of my Newburgh upbringing and believe it helped me become a the person I am today! For the past 13 years I’ve been covering local news and sports in the Tri-state Area for a host of companies, including MLB and CBS. I enjoy spending time with family and friends. I probably spend too much time at the gym and watching T.V./Sports. Some favorite shows include Lost, Breaking Bad, The Wire, Friday Night Lights, Seinfeld, and Survivor! (Watched since season 1) For a few years, I was the Sports Director for Cablevision News covering Hudson Valley sports. Each night, I was on-air anchoring while delivering probably too many "regrettable" pop culture references. After spending time commuting to NYC or Albany, I’m happy to be working again in the Hudson Valley. Each morning you can hear me on 101.5 WPDH delivering the top and trending stories of the day.
Bobby Welber
New York Company Will Pay You $10,000 To Use The Bathroom
A New York company is really looking to hire a "VP of Fecal Matters."
Cuomo: New York Kids Could Be Home From School ‘For a Long Time’
Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants children to return to the classroom in the fall, but he's still unsure if it can happen.
New Rules New Yorkers Must Follow During Outdoor Entertainment
New York officials released a number of new guidelines you must follow.
Study: New York is 1 of 3 States on Track to Contain COVID-19
After being hit the hardest with coronavirus, officials say steps taken by New York to contain the virus is working better than most states.
Many New Yorkers Outraged After Subway Secretly Changes Menu
Unannounced changes are leaving many New Yorkers disappointed at Subway after popular menu items have been removed.
Cuomo Tells New Yorkers ‘Congratulations’ in COVID-19 Battle
Gov. Andrew Cuomo continues to deliver news about COVID-19 in New York that he believes is "something to celebrate."
Summer Sleepover Camps Banned in New York Due to COVID-19
New York kids won't be attending summer sleepover camps this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
New COVID-19 Guidelines For Vehicle Sales, Rentals in New York
New York officials released a number of new guidelines you must follow when buying or renting a car, including wearing a mask.
Physical Distancing
Ensure 6 ft. distance between individuals, unless the safety of the core activity requires a shorter distance Reduce interpersonal contact and congregation…
Physical Distancing
Ensure 6 ft. distance between individuals, unless the safety of the core activity requires a shorter distance Reduce interpersonal contact and congregation…
Updated Rules New Yorkers Must Follow at Restaurants, Bars
New York officials released more guidelines restaurants, bars and customers must follow, including customers wearing masks.
Many More New York Businesses, Activities Are Now ‘Essential’
With most of New York in Phase 2 of the COVID-19 reopening, state officials announced more businesses and recreation activities are now considered "essential" across New York.
New Rules For New Yorkers at Funerals, Religious Services
New York officials released a number of new guidelines you must follow when attending a funeral or religious service.
New York Gives Guidelines Businesses Must Follow When Reopening
There are a number of new guidelines New York businesses must follow when allowed to reopen.
Cuomo, Fauci Warn of Dangers of Reopening New York Too Quickly
Gov. Andrew Cuomo echoed Dr. Anthony Fauci's words about the dangers of reopening the state too soon from COVID-19 shutdowns.
Cuomo Gives New York ‘Good News’ Mixed With ‘Heartbreaking’ News
The COVID-19 numbers in New York reached its lowest level since the virus started spreading, but more children died from a mysterious illness likely linked to the virus.