New Rochelle Approves Major Mixed-Use Development

The two-tower project will include 143 condos, 453 rental units and a 190-room hotel.

Why Abortion Rates Are Down In New York

The number of U.S. abortions performed declined 19 percent from 2011-2017, and abortion-restriction legislation isn’t the reason.

Mariano Rivera Receives Presidential Medal Of Freedom

The former New Rochelle resident was honored for his sports prowess and being a humanitarian.

Opioid Lawsuits: What A Settlement Could Mean For Hudson Valley

In a landmark opioid trial, every U.S. city and county could have a say.

NY Senator Calls For Mental Health Days For Students [POLL]

The proposed legislation would make a "mental health day" an excused absence. Should students have the option rather than a sick day?

New Rochelle Launches On-Demand Electric Shuttle Service

The service will take riders along several highly trafficked areas in New Rochelle's downtown.

NYS Bans Clothing-, Facial Hair-Based Discrimination [POLL]

Gov. Cuomo signed the bill that says employers cannot discriminate based on religious attire. Do you think the law is appropriate?

State Announces Transformational Projects For New Rochelle

The governor says the six downtown projects will strengthen community development, improve infrastructure and help the economy.

NY Gives Infrastructure Grants To 4 Hudson Valley Colleges

Campuses that receive the grants are required to invest at least $3 of their own funds for every $1 of state funds they receive.

New Family Court Location Found In New Rochelle

The court is expected to move into the new facility in 2021.

Albany Passes Salary History Question Ban [POLL]

The governor is expected to sign the bill into law. Should employers be allowed to ask for the salary history of a prospective employee?

De Blasio Wins Praise For Debate Appearance [POLL]

The New York City mayor turned presidential candidate got noticed in the first debate. Did it change your opinion of his White House run?

2019 New Rochelle Primaries: What You Need To Know

The primaries will be held Tuesday, June 25.

NYS Attorney General Letitia James Address Issues of Concern

Attorney General Letitia James Addresses Anti-Semitism & Bias Crime at Legislative Briefing co-chaired by Joseph Rafalowicz of New Rochelle

Albany Proposes Law To Prohibit 'Texting While Walking' [POLL]

The proposed legislation aims to keep people from looking at smartphones while crossing streets. Is such a law necessary for New York?

'Sanctuary State' Legislation Proposed For NY [POLL]

If New York were to become a sanctuary state, it would join Connecticut and California. Do you think it's a good idea for the state?

2019 Tax Day: 4 Things You Need To Know In New Rochelle

Tax day is April 15. That’s the last day to file your tax returns without incurring a penalty.

NY Lawmakers OK Pay Raises For Governor, Lt. Governor [POLL]

Andrew Cuomo is set to become the highest paid governor in the country. Does he deserve a raise? Take our poll.

New Rochelle Alternate Side Parking Regs To Go Into Effect

It's a recurring rite of spring in the Queen City on the Sound.

Cuomo Not In Favor Of Online Gambling [POLL]

The governor said it doesn't bring in enough revenue, though others disagree. Are you in favor of New York having online wagering?

Cuomo Pushing For Permanent Tax Cap [POLL]

The governor also wants to lower state income tax rates. Will a permanent tax cap make a difference living in New York?

City Council Tables New Roc Car Dealership

Concern voiced by the community led to the removal of the proposal from the agenda.

A Cuomo Presidential Run — Yes or No [POLL]

Andrew Cuomo said he may run for president if a certain former VP doesn't. Do you think that's a good idea?

Moody's Maintains New Rochelle's Bond Rating

The city manager said this was evidence of the New Rochelle's sound financial management.

Tax Refund or Tax Payment: 2018 Tax Season [POLL]

The 2017 tax reform bill will be good for some people and not so much for others. How are your 2018 tax returns shaping up?

Hudson Valley Congress Members React To Trump's Address

Tuesday was the second time President Donald Trump has given a State of the Union address.

Undocumented NY Students Can Now Apply For College Aid [POLL]

Should Dreamers be allowed to apply for college financial aid?

Is Trump's Base Support Stable? [POLL]

A recent NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist Poll found the president might have re-election worries. Do you stand behind the president?

Zulli Named New Rochelle's Finance Commissioner

He has deep skills in municipal finance and knows the city.

Should Mueller Russian Probe Report Be Released To Public? [POLL]

Special Counsel Robert Mueller is still working on his election interference investigation. Should it be released to the public?

Opinion: Amazon HQ2 Deal 'Transformative Moment' For NYC Area

The author of this op-ed is the governor of the state of New York.

New Rochelle Appoints New City Clerk

She succeeds Omar Small, who resigned from the city to serve as village administrator in Pelham.

New Rochelle Unveils 2019 Proposed Budget

The rise in expenses for salaries and health insurance will be paid for by tax revenue, fines, grant funding and one-time revenue streams.

Winner Declared In 34th Senate District Race

BREAKING: We have a winner in the race between Alessandra Biaggi and Richard A. Ribustello.

​Attorney General Announces 2018 Election Day Hotline

Voters with problems can call an 800 number or email the attorney general for help.

Residents Asked To Conserve Water While Aqueduct Is Shut Down

There is no backup water supply in case of an emergency.

Here’s How Many People Vote In New York

Voter data analyzed by the group FairVote showed some states see a much higher turnout than others. See New York’s numbers.

Is Weather The Reason People Leave NY? [POLL]

Gov. Cuomo said the economy is better and that weather is now a factor in whether people stay or leave. Do you agree with him?

New Rochelle Wins $10 Million Revitalization Grant

The plan is to connect the evolving city center with the mile-long Lincoln Avenue Corridor.

Schools, Colleges In New Rochelle Mount Voter Registration Drive

The New Rochelle League of Women Voters worked with the school district, Iona, CNR, Monroe College, and The Ursuline School.