Indian Point Schedules Test Of Sirens

Authorities said the sounding of the sirens is only a test and not a signal to evacuate.

New Affordable Housing Development To Open In Peekskill

645 Main will bring 82 affordable apartments to Westchester County and Peekskill in a LEED certified building.

Winning Ticket For Evening TAKE 5 Game Sold In Buchanan

In all, four prize-winning tickets were sold worth $8,799 each, New York Lottery officials said.

Westchester To Hold Next Household Recycling Day In Peekskill

If you are unable to attend the Peekskill event, you can still make an appointment at the county’s Household-Material Recycling Facility.

Cortlandt, Peekskill To Mark Sept. 11 With Ceremonies

There will be many memorial services around the Hudson Valley honoring those lost in the terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

NBC4, Telemundo 47, and Peekskill Stop & Shop to hold food drive

Feeding Westchester and The Food Bank of the Hudson Valley join NBC4, Telemundo 47 and Peekskill Stop&Shop for multi-state food drive Sept 9

Helping Monarch Butterflies Migrate: Hudson Valley Week In Review

Red Bull Robbery | Largest Illegal Vape Bust | Caddie Sues Golf Club Over Discrimination

Peekskill To Receive $750K To Improve Its Water Infrastructure

The historic investment is a key step towards bolstering our environmental resiliency, Gov. Kathy Hochul said.

Bear Mountain Park Reopens Finally: Hudson Valley Week In Review

Low-Cost Flights To Bermuda | “Predator Hunted” Hiker | Another Chipotle To Open | It’s Mercy University Now

New Airline Offers $199 Trips To Bermuda | Patch PM

Park Devastated By Flooding Reopens; “Sleight-Of-Hand” Robberies; 2 Teens Arrested In Daylight Shooting

Peekskill's Tuesday Paige McDonald Helps 'Wherever There Is A Need'

Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize these often unsung community leaders and celebrate their contributions.

Goose Beaten To Death At Golf Course | Patch PM

National Senior Citizen Day; Feds Agree To Consent Decree For Cleanup; First Youth Poet Laureate Appointed; Mind The Meter

Maria Morabito 'Works Continually To Help Feed Families'

This community leader runs a food pantry, a farmer's market and a thrift shop.

Playland Kiddie Ride Mishap: Hudson Valley Week in Review

Polio Wastewater Report; Swatting Incident; Rye Sells For Above Asking; Gender Expression Added To Law

Cortlandt To Hold Annual Senior Citizen Recognition Day Picnic

It is open to all Cortlandt residents age 60 and up, registration is required for free entrance.

Peekskill Seeking Sponsors For School Supply Giveaway

The goal is to provide book bags and school supplies to students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.

Cortlandt To Open Cooling Center During Heat Wave

The weather forecast is calling for heat index values up to 98 degrees for Thursday.

Peekskill Opens Cooling Centers In Advance Of Heat Wave

The National Weather Service has predicted that temperatures are expected to be 6 to 12 degrees hotter than average for the end of July.​

Three $50,000 Powerball Tickets Sold In Hudson Valley

New York Lottery officials said there were seven third-prize-winning tickets purchased in the state for the July 15 drawing.

Hudson Valley Crime Roundup: Teacher Has Sex With Student, Feds Say

Armed Home Invasion | K-9 Officer Finds Illegal Drugs | Fatal Stabbing During Fight

Teacher Has Sex With 16-Year-Old Student: Feds | Patch PM

Bye Bye Buy Buy Baby; K-9 Officer Finds Cocaine; Ban On Bamboo; County Wants Immigration Shelt Case Moved Out Of NYC

Peekskill's Fred's Pantry Gets $50,000 In State Funding

The food pantry that is administered by the nonprofit Caring for the Hungry and Homeless of Peekskill.

HV Holiday Forecast: Will It Be A Washout? | Patch PM

Different Kind Of Slug Throwing; “Rule Of Law” Legislation Proposed; School Lunch Bribery Scheme

Courtyard By Marriott Killer Sentenced | Patch PM

Arrest Made In Fatal Hit-And-Run; Sentence For Trying To Kill State Troopers; Teen Girl Attacked At Rye Town Beach

Migrant Orders Unconstitutional | Hudson Valley Week In Review

NYC Sues Upstate Counties | Pandemic Relief Loan Scam |Uncle Stabbed To Death | Pollina Sentence | Pot Shop Crackdown

Indian Point Schedules Siren Test

Authorities said this is only a test and not a signal to evacuate.

Inmate Threatens To Stab Correction Officer: Sheriff | Patch PM

Celebrating Pride Month At Goosefeather; When Will The Smoke Clear?; Thruway Service Area Reopens

Bear Mountain Bridge Toll House Info, Welcome Center Opens For Season

Toll House is located at the trailhead for the Camp Smith Trail.

Man Slams Dog Against Sidewalk, Stomps On It: Police | Patch PM

Prom Night Assault; Justice Resigns During Investigation; Registered Sex Offender Accused Again

May Is Perfect Time To Explore NY's Rail Trails: DOT

The Hudson Valley has a robust network of state trails and bicycle facilities for users to enjoy.

22-Year-Old Guilty In COVID Relief Fraud Scheme | Patch PM

Rabid Raccoon; Identity Theft; Murder Suspect Arrested

NY Gamblers Place $21.7B In Wagers Since Sports Betting Legalized

It's been five years since the U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for legal sports betting in all 50 states.

Peekskill Flea Market Scheduled To Start In June

Offerings will include antiques, collectibles and used and handmade items.

‘Tourist Burglars’ Targeting Hudson Valley Homes | Patch PM

Sword Assault; Drugs, Loaded Handgun On Thruway; Rubber Ducky Derby Day

Rally Set To Protest Radioactive Wastewater Discharge In Hudson River

The Cortlandt supervisor said the rally will go on in spite of Holtec International's decision to pause the release of treated effluent.

Charles Point Pier Park Parking Lot To Close For Construction

City officials estimate the parking lot will be reopened in August.

Cortlandt To Begin Annual Hydrant Flushing

Signs will be placed near the areas that will be flushed on a daily basis.

Lawmakers, Counties Oppose Radioactive Discharge From Indian Point

Holtec International originally planned to dump the wastewater into the Hudson River in August, but has now scheduled it for May.

Car Crashes Into Bedroom At 1 A.M.: Patch PM

Third-Prize Winning Powerball Ticket; Polio Found Again In Wastewater; Park Reopens After Sinkhole

Cortlandt Holding Community Cleanup During April

Gloves and bags will be provided by the town and picked up at Town Hall.