If you missed the July 31st debate between Democratic candidates for Westchester County Legislature from District 7 moderated by the LWV-LM, you can access the video online.
US Rep. Nita Lowey describes the legislation as "badly-needed legislation" and "long-overdue."
Senate votes 93 to 1 to confirm Yonkers native James Comey, Jr. as Director of FBI.
Municipalities in Westchester and Rockland counties have received more than $35 million in FEMA grants since the storm hit.
Big Game hunting licenses including deer management permits. Licenses may be purchased from the Westchester County Clerk's office.
Leandra’s Law, named after an 11-year-old killed by a drunken driver, made driving drunk on a revoked license a felony, but driving drunk on a conditional license only a traffic infraction.
New Rochelle has scheduled street repaving for the summer.
Opposition to the development was overwhelming at the public hearing on the final environmental impact statement.
Senator Stewart-Cousins announces extended hours at Yonkers DMV. Yonkers DMV is part of pilot program to make DMV more convenient.
Cuomo announces addition to Open.ny.gov of new searchable data from MTA, Port Authority, DOT, DMV and Thruway Authority, a signal of unprecedented access and transparency.
Public hearings for three cabaret licenses will be held.
The work is part of the Crane Road Bridge Replacement Project.
Rep. Eliot Engel and other elected officials participated in Sunday's Gay Pride Parade in Manhattan. The parade took place just after the Supreme Court's ruling against DOMA, and the atmosphere was celebratory.
A new law targeted at probationary license holders and junior permit or license holders went into effect Monday. The law increases penalties for texting or using a cell phone while driving.
Congresswoman Lowey (D-Westchester/Rockland) to hold a press conference on Tuesday to sum up FEMA grants to region, efforts for additional grants, and plans to make region more resilient to natural disasters.
Urges House leadership to follow suit. Describes immigration reform as long overdue.
The Supreme Court issues rulings advancing gay rights.
Design competition seeks innovative ideas that will activate an underutilized site while preserving its heritage.
Verni seeks to fill Board of Legislators seat being vacated by Judy Myers who is not seeking re-election. The 7th District covers the Sound Shore communities of Mamaroneck, Larchmont, and Rye, plus parts of New Rochelle and Harrison.
New Rochelle City Council agenda for Tuesday, June 11th includes student sports hall of fame honorees, proposal for Drake Ave. parking meters, and review of cabaret permit applications.
Businesses and homeowners seeking recovery aid can go to one of two Sandy Help Centers that will be open locally May 29 and 30.
Police said the New Rochelle man had stopped taking his medication prior to the shooting.
But the Indian Point nuclear plant is still expected to operate well past its expired license in the fall.
Residents still not able to move back in live in the rear of the building.
New Rochelle's water did not make the grade when local water supplies were sampled and rated.
The settlement was reached after an investigation by the New York Attorney General's Office.
Locals will decide in a blind taste test organized by the county on Friday, May 10.
2 puppies, kitten left in Mount Vernon apartment without food, water for more than 2 months.
An artist from Staten Island provided the banner representation of the flag.
Parker’s departure from Rye City Council could leave six of seven council seats open this year.
Westchester officials reveal the cause after a round of tests.
New Rochelle must provide 25 percent of the $2.3 million grant.