Gov. Candidate Zephyr Teachout Supports Periodic Revaluations

The Democratic gubernatorial candidate is hoping to force incumbent and fellow Democrat Gov. Andrew Cuomo into a primary.

NYT: Cuomo's Office 'Hobbled' State Ethics Panel

The report in the New York Times alleges that aides for Gov. Andrew Cuomo meddled in the business of the ethics panel the governor launched with great fanfare in the summer of 2013.

Chris Christie: No Plans to Campaign for Astorino

Protestors of NJ Gov. Chris Christie's veto of gun control legislation and CT gubernatorial candidate Tom Foley gather in Greenwich as donors pay thousands for a chance to meet the men.

Cuomo Benefiting from 'Where is Rob?' Opposition Website Against Astorino

The website has leveled several harsh criticisms aimed at Astorino's record.

$3M Sought for Maintenance on Frequently Failing Metro-North Railroad Bridge

On Friday, $3 million may be authorized for maintenance to help keep the movable railroad bridge over the Norwalk River working until a replacement can be built.

Cuomo Campaign, Democrats Create 'Women's Equality' Ballot Line

If successful in landing the line on the ballot in the fall, Cuomo would have four ballot lines, Democratic, Working Families, Independence and Women's Equality.

Bitcoin Regulations: New York First to Propose Rules for Virtual Currency Companies

"We have sought to strike an appropriate balance that helps protect consumers and root out illegal activity – without stifling beneficial innovation," said New York Financial Services Superintendent Benjamin Lawsky.

Report: Challenger Astorino Far Behind Incumbent Cuomo in Fundraising

Astorino reportedly began his campaign for governor with a war chest of about $1 million.

NY Attorney General Affirms Buffer Zones at Abortion Clinics Remain Intact

Many counties in New York, in addition to New York City, have 15-foot buffer zones.

Blumenthal Proposes Federal Rail Safety Overhaul

Mandatory installation of safety devices, more oversight of Metro-North and increased fines will be part of the proposed rail safety legislation.

Astorino: $83 Million for Three Westchester Building Projects

The IDA is a public benefit corporation created in 1976 for promoting and encouraging economic development in the county primarily through assisting in the creation or retention of jobs.

Astorino Announces New Economic Development Director, Governmental Operations Assistant

William M. Mooney III and Eileen Mildenberger have been part of the Astorino administration for several years.

ConnDOT, MTA To Review Operational Procedures of Problem-Plagued Metro-North Bridge

An immediate operational review has been ordered to critique procedures and protocols regarding the Walk Bridge which has failed twice in less than two weeks, stranding thousands of commuters.

Remembering D-Day: Lowey

Metro-North Modifies Schedules to Accommodate Commuters

The changes impact New Haven and Harlem lines riders.

Astorino Begins Gubernatorial Campaign with Talk of Reducing Taxes

The Westchester County Executive has come out swinging in his fight to unseat incumbent Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Under Consideration Next Door: Conn. May Ban Chocolate Milk in Public Schools

A bill to ban the serving of chocolate milk in public schools was approved by Connecticut legislators. Now it's up to Gov. Dan Malloy to decide.

Report: President Obama to Speak from Tappan Zee Bridge Wednesday

Astorino to Give State of the County Next Week

Should New York Legalize Pot?

With the economic benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is the Empire State the next in line?

Learn the Ins and Outs of Elder Law at White Plains Event

MAP: How Much of Harrison's Trash Gets Recycled?

How much trash do Westchester County towns toss and how much is getting recycled?

10 Westchester Towns Generating Most, Least Garbage Per Person

Counting down which towns make the most trash and which have a smaller footprint.

Gov. Cuomo to Make 2014 Budget Address in Tarrytown Wednesday

Partial Closures on Bronx River Parkway Wednesday Through Friday

Engineer of Derailed Metro-North Train Has Severe Sleep Apnea

The engineer also had traces of an antihistamine medicine in his blood, according to a medical report released Monday by the NTSB.

Karen Magee, Harrison's Teachers Union Chief, to Head State Teachers Union

Paper Wins Gun-Permit Information Suit Against Putnam County

"Warning, our worst nightmare has come true," said County Clerk Dennis Sant.

Cuomo: Free College for Convicts

What's Open, What's Closed on Presidents Day in Harrison

The (Same Old) Story of Metro-North's 'Infuriating' Delays

Train service came to a standstill for nearly two hours last night, on a day that started with delays. And today, more delays on the New Haven, Harlem and Hudson Lines.

IRS Warns of Scams as 2014 Tax Season Nears

Phishing and other scams become common around this time of year. The tax season starts Jan. 31.

Energy Program Benefits Purchase, SUNY

Build Better NY is spending $80 million on 10 SUNY campuses to improve energy efficiency.

New York Leads Nation In Child Care Costs

State lawmakers propose child-care subsidies to help the working poor keep working.

Cuomo, the Moderate, Prepares for Re-Election

The governor has pushed for property tax freezes, tax incentives for manufacturers and legalizing the medical use of marijuana.

Locals May Toughen Puppy-Mill Laws

After an Internet firestorm erupted over a New York puppy mill during the deep freeze, the state will allow local laws to be tougher.

Astorino Offers Optimistic Fiscal Outlook for Second Term

It's Not Too Late for a Flu Shot

Widespread seasonal flu activity is being reported in New York.

MTA Names New Metro-North Railroad President

The head of the MTA says Joseph Giuletti, most recently of the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority, takes over "at a critical moment."

Hudson Valley Officials Respond to Cuomo's State-of-the-State

Tax relief should be accompanied by mandate relief, said business leader William Mooney Jr.