Clarkstown to Receive $150,000 for Transit Planning in Nanuet

Improving the area around the train station is the key to revitalization, officials say.

State Denies Casino Plans for Nearby Orange County

A Hudson Valley business group said the decision to turn down casinos in Orange County was "the right one for New York."

Ed Day Cuts $700,000 from Lawmakers' Budget

The Rockland County Executive used his line-item veto power.

U.S. Senator To Volunteer with People to People

Kirstin Gillibrand will help distribute food baskets.

Rockland County's Right to Sell Summit Park Hospital Upheld

Three lawsuits have been dismissed.

Carey Proposes Rockland County Budget Compromise as Vote Looms on 2015 Spending Plan

Legislator Chris Carey (D-Bardonia) offered an alternative; county lawmakers may vote to override the state tax cap.

Clarkstown Seeks Help from Residents: What Rebuilding Projects Should Have Priority?

The NY Rising Community Reconstruction Program has $3 million: What should the town do? Offer your input in an online survey by Nov. 21.

County Executive Holds Town Hall Meeting in Suffern Nov. 20 on Controversial Budget Plan

New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli commended the administration for proposing a spending plan under the tax cap for the first time.

Forum on Obamacare: One Year Later

The forum, hosted by the Business Council of Westchester, will take place in Tarrytown on Wednesday, Nov. 19, at the DoubleTree Hotel.

New York Election 2014 Results

There's a race on every level—somewhere in Rockland County.

Nanuet: Your Ballots on Election Day

Here's information you need to be prepared for Tuesday.

United Water Must Release Some Information on Desal Expenses, Court Rules

Some data will be released on some of the money spent, the Rockland Times reports.

Daily Bus Washings, Historic Building Code Exemption: Vetoes Reconsidered

A West Nyack building, a Valley Cottage business and a TOR bus fire in Orangetown have led to the latest showdown.

Lasker Urges Residents to Join People's Climate March Sept. 21

Two buses leave from the Palisades Center Mall near Home Depot.

Rockland County 'Town Hall' Meetings Set for the Fall

Hear County Executive Ed Day discuss the progress of his priorities.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo Wins Democratic Primary Against Challenger Zephyr Teachout

Cuomo's running mate, Kathy Hochul, also won the party nod for lieutenant governor over Timothy Wu.

Routine Drug Testing During Adolescent Physical Exams? Have Your Say

A New York state lawmaker proposes confidential, no-cost drug testing when teens see their pediatrician or GP for their annual physical.

President Obama Attends Wedding at Blue Hill at Stone Barns

President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama are guests at the wedding of White House chef Sam Kass and MSNBC host Alex Wagner.

Hi-Tor and Rockland County Will Build a New Animal Shelter

The goal is to improve care for dogs and cats that come to the county shelter.

American Cancer Society Says New York Should Up Funding for Tobacco Prevention Program

It's the one place the state is falling down badly in cancer-prevention policies, according to a new report.

Another State Union Declines to Endorse Gov. Cuomo

AFL-CIO endorsed Cuomo four years ago.

NY State Teachers Union Declines to Endorse Gov. Cuomo

The high-profile New York State Teachers Union represents more than 600,000 teachers.

5 Rockland Projects Endorsed by Economic Development Group

A Legoland theme park and craft brewing are among the proposals to be pitched to New York state for funding.

Astorino Files Petition to Obtain 'Stop Common Core' Ballot Line

Astorino says the petition carries more than 62,000 signatures.

Gov. Cuomo, NY Delegation Traveling to Israel on 'Unity Visit'

Cuomo and the New York delegation will be in Israel from Aug. 12-14.

Linda Scherzer to Speak on Israel Tonight in West Nyack

The Jewish Federation of Rockland County announces it is hosting the former CNN correspondent.

Charter Reform: Hopes Dashed

The County Executive’s Corner

Moving Toward A Brighter Future

County Executive's Corner, July 25, 2014

NYT: U.S. Attorney, Cuomo's Office at Odds Over Moreland Commission

The article goes into detail about the days leading up to Monday where Cuomo and others addressed the commission scandal.

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.

Nanuet Commuters Take Note! Lane Closures This Week on NY State Thruway

Congratulations to 3 New Eagle Scouts in Troop 78

Drain Work Will Close Union Road for 2-3 Weeks

This is part of the project to stop recurrent flooding in the neighborhood.

Should Your State Legalize Pot?

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

Free HIV Testing in Rockland County

April 7-13 is National Public Health Week.

Paper Wins Gun-Permit Information Suit Against Putnam; Suit Filed Against Rockland

The acting Rockland County Attorney will review the decision.

Cuomo: Free College for Convicts

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

Measles at the Palisades Mall: County Health Department

If you were at the Palisades Mall on Super Bowl Sunday you may have been exposed to the highly contagious measles virus.

Hurricane Sandy Aid Coming to Suffern