Jodi Goldberg

3 weeks ago | fox29.com | Jodi Goldberg

NY brothers detained by ICE during routine check-in, deported Brothers Jose and Josue, who fled El Salvador in 2016 to escape gang violence, were recently deported back. They were detained by ICE during a routine check-in, despite having spent significant time in the U.S., where they celebrated milestones and built a life. FOX 5 NY’s Jodi Goldberg shares the brothers’ story of their fight to return home to Long Island.

3 weeks ago | fox5dc.com | Jodi Goldberg

NY brothers detained by ICE during routine check-in, deported Brothers Jose and Josue, who fled El Salvador in 2016 to escape gang violence, were recently deported back. They were detained by ICE during a routine check-in, despite having spent significant time in the U.S., where they celebrated milestones and built a life. FOX 5 NY’s Jodi Goldberg shares the brothers’ story of their fight to return home to Long Island.

3 weeks ago | fox5ny.com | Jodi Goldberg

Two brothers from Long Island, Jose and Josue Trejo Lopez, have been deported to El Salvador despite having lived in the U.S. for nearly half their lives. Their family is fighting for their return, highlighting their pending petitions for special immigrant juvenile status. Jose and Josue Trejo Lopez speak about their experience getting deported. Pathway to a green card What we know: Jose and Josue fled El Salvador in 2016 with their mother, Alma, to escape gang violence.

3 weeks ago | fox5ny.com | Jodi Goldberg

With gold prices soaring to record highs, many Americans are heading to jewelry shops and pawn stores to sell old coins, chains, and keepsakes. Experts say global economic uncertainty is driving the trend—and urge caution when selling. What we know: The price of gold has surged over the past year, now hovering around $3,200 an ounce. That spike has prompted a growing number of Americans to sell whatever gold they have—often in the form of forgotten jewelry or inherited heirlooms.

3 weeks ago | fox5ny.com | Jodi Goldberg

It's every homeowner's dream – a lawn mower that operates itself. From law school to landscaping What we know: Kevin Boodram was struggling to focus on his online law school classes during the pandemic because of the noise – more specifically, the noise of the landscapers at his neighbors' homes. The 24-year-old opened Serenity Lawncare, an all-electric-powered landscaping business, to combat the noise and pollution.