House Passes Bill Making Daylight Saving Time Permanent: How Hudson Valley's Reps Voted

Legislation that could permanently set NY's clocks to daylight saving time and end twice-a-year clock changes has cleared the U.S. House.

Health Officials Order 9 LI Sound Beaches Closed After Recent Heavy Rains

The beaches are closed today, and will remain closed until at least Wednesday, according to the Westchester County Health Department.

Early Voting Set To Start In In Westchester County: Primary 2026

All registered voters enrolled in the Democratic party are eligible to vote in the nine-day early voting period ahead of Election Day.

Hantavirus Outbreak Cruise Ship: Westchester, Orange County Residents Among Those Now Returning Home

"At this point, it is important to emphasize that there is no immediate risk to the public," New York Health Commissioner Dr. McDonald said.

30 'No Kings' Protests Planned In The Hudson Valley On Saturday

Local neighborhood groups are hosting local protests in Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Dutchess, and Ulster counties.

Daylight Saving Time Is Upon Us, It's Time To 'Spring Forward' In The Hudson Valley

NY will move clocks forward an hour early on March 8, bringing lighter early evenings as the annual time change begins.

New 'Gold Star Family' License Plates Unveiled By The DMV In New York

Loved-ones must submit official documentation proving a family member died while serving and proof of relation.

Complete New Rochelle 2025 Election Unofficial Results

The campaigning is over, the voters have made their voices heard. The rest will be history.

Election Day 2025 In New Rochelle: What To Know Before Heading To The Polls

Tough, and sometimes bitter, campaigns will come to an end at the ballot box today. Here's what you need to know to make your voice heard.

Early Voting Begins In Westchester County On Saturday, With 1 Important Change

Westchester County voters can cast their ballots at any of the 25 designated early voting sites in the county.

23 'No Kings' Protests Planned In The Hudson Valley This Weekend

Local neighborhood groups are hosting local protests in Westchester, Putnam, Rockland, Orange, Dutchess, and Ulster counties on Saturday.

Scammers Are Sending Fake Messages About Inflation Rebate Checks To Con You, Governor Warns

"New Yorkers do not have to do anything to receive an inflation refund check outside of meeting the eligibility requirements," Hochul said.

924K In The Hudson Valley Will Soon Get Inflation Relief Checks Up To $400

Are you among those who have a check from the State of New York in the mail? See the income thresholds for single and joint filers.

'Please Be Patient, I Have Autism': New Visor Card Program Aims To Ease Police Interactions

The cards, part of a New York State Police initiative, will help prevent miscommunication and lessen the stress of being pulled over.

NY State Comptroller Study Sounds Alarm On Provisions In New Tax Code

The state agency's new study finds that tax relief for the middle class is temporary, but the relief for the wealthiest New Yorkers is not.

AG James Fights Texas Attempt To Make State Enforce Sanctions On NY Abortion Providers

"Texas has no authority in New York, and no power to impose its cruel abortion ban here," the New York AG said in a fiery statement.

Free Rabies Vaccines Available For Westchester County Pets

A pet that is up-to-date with its rabies vaccinations would only need a booster dose of vaccine within five days of the pet’s exposure.

NY Joins Fight To Protect Identities Of SNAP Recipients From Trump Administration

AG James said she fears the personal info demanded by the White House will be used by immigration enforcement to target recipients.

City's First African American Top Cop Has Storied Career With The Department

A familiar face will take the helm of the New Rochelle Police Department following the announced retirement of Commissioner Robert Gazzola.

Police Commissioner Will Retire After Nearly 40 Years With Department

Commissioner Robert Gazzola will step down from the New Rochelle Police Department at the end of the month.

$15M Set Aside For 'Complete Streets' Municipal Assistance Program

The program will help municipalities with up to 50 percent of costs for covered projects to improve roadways for both cars and pedestrians.

Trump Considering Big Changes For Hudson Valley Postal Service

The U.S. Postal Service has operated independently since 1970; Trump is considering putting it under control of the Department of Commerce.

Westchester Exec Ken Jenkins Signs Bill To Provide Free Park Passes To Vets

The new law provides free Westchester County Park Passes to U.S. military veterans residing in the county.

Westchester County Announces Sales Tax Share Back Distribution To Municipalities

The quarterly distributions were also made to municipalities and school districts in February, May, August and November of 2024.

Trump Pardons 14 From Hudson Valley For Their Parts In Jan. 6 Riots

An hour after beginning his second term, President Donald Trump pardoned those who participated in the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.

Westchester's Armenian Community Presents Pomegranate Sculpture To County

The pomegranate, a symbol of heritage and gratitude, now stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Armenian Americans in Westchester.

Feds Deploy Drone Detection System To New York, Governor Says

Hochul thanked the administration for the support, but said legislation is needed to give state and local governments more resources.

Latimer Wins Congressional District 16 Race In Landslide

In a race that could change the balance of power in Congress, voters have decided who will represent NY's 16th in the House.

City Of New Rochelle Names Its Next City Manager

Wilfredo Melendez, the current acting city manager/public works commissioner, was chosen from a field of around forty candidates.

New Rochelle City Manager Finalist Meet And Greet To Be Held Monday

Members of the public are invited to meet the three finalists for the position of New Rochelle City Manager at a Community Meet and Greet.

The New 'Vanguard District': New Rochelle's Downtown Retail Strategy

Officials say the plan will enhance New Rochelle's shopping, dining and entertainment options, while improving accessibility.

New Rochelle Unveils Design For Reimagined Transit Center

By 2027, New Rochelle will be the first city in Westchester with direct Metro-North access to both Grand Central and Penn Station.

Candidate Profile 2024: Amy Paulin Seeks Return To NYS Assembly

The incumbent NYS Assembly Member will face Republican challenger Thomas Fix Jr. in the general election in November.

New Rochelle Joins Westchester's Residential Food Scrap Program

The City of New Rochelle became the 28th municipality to sign on to the program that helps to reduce waste and promote recycling.

James Releases Findings On Fatal Police Shooting Of Jarrel Garris

The NY Attorney General’s Office of Special Investigation is tasked to assess any incident where a police officer may have caused a death.

New York AG Sounds The Alarm On AI-Generated Election Misinformation

"New Yorkers deserve to be well-informed, not misinformed, about their choices for the upcoming November elections," James said.

DMV Reveals New York's Most Popular Custom License Plates

Those that identify car owners as doctors and those honoring veterans are among the most ordered of 209 specialized plates available.

Westchester Seeks Nominations For Senior Citizens Hall Of Fame

Westchester County Executive George Latimer has opened nominations for the 42nd Annual Westchester County Senior Citizens Hall of Fame.

Large Share Of $7.3M NY 'Climate Smart' Funds Will Go To Westchester

The funds will go towards projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, lessen flood risk, increase resilience & improve infrastructure.

First Major Flood Mitigation Projects Kicks Off In New Rochelle

Officials gathered at the first flood mitigation project as part of the city's $10 million investment into an aging stormwater system.