The banners displayed throughout the community honor veterans, active-duty, reserve and National Guard members.
He approached two people, made derogatory statements about their national origin, displayed a handgun and fled, according to cops.
He had been hired to paint apartments in the Peekskill residential building where the victim's family lived.
"I am so proud of her for having the courage to report his abuse," Cacace said of the victim in the disturbing case of abuse.
The AARP Foundation Tax-Aide program has helped local residents for decades, particularly seniors and people with low to moderate income
Peekskill Schools proudly announces that Dr. Kern Mojica, Director of STEAM, has received an award from WABSE
View our national symbol up-close and learn how conservation efforts have brought about the now vibrant Hudson Valley bald eagle population.
NYSDOT Region 8, which includes the Hudson Valley, has the worst rated roads in the state
"Her savage murder is a reminder of the risks our county employees face daily when they go into the community," DA Cacace said.
Enacted legislation protects public health, fights climate change and assists municipalities
The New York Lottery says that the two prize-winning tickets were sold for Wednesday's Powerball drawing.
The deal settles Medicaid fraud allegations that the hospital used tax dollars to pay an oncology practice to refer patients.
Controversy surrounded the arrest of a pants-less man by the Peekskill Police Department at the Riverfront Green Park earlier this month.
Major renovations made possible through a $100,000 grant secured by State Sen. Harckham, as Post near its 80th anniversary
Officers responding to a 911 call reported hearing screams for help coming from inside the home when they arrived at the scene.
Troopers noticed signs of intoxication when they caught up with the investigator assigned to Troop NYC, according to NYSP.
Show off your holiday spirit by submitting a photo or video of your decked out house to the town Supervisor soon.
The City of Peekskill police officer involved in the incident at a waterfront park has been placed on administrative leave.
The lifelong resident of the village has spent six decades serving as a dedicated volunteer with numerous local organizations
The Y.E.S program can help find local high school students ages 14-18 who want to work short or long term.
Over 28 tons of food collected for area food pantries in 19 separate food drives since 2020
The funding made possible the renovation of a cottage and an updated kitchen at Endeavor
“The condition of Route 117 is no longer a matter of inconvenience”
Peekskill students had the honor of performing at NYSSMA, alongside top student musicians from across Westchester County.
Deputy Town Supervisor James Creighton Receives Award at National Disability Employment Awareness Summit
Jenkins beat her until the nerves in her brain stem were severed beyond repair, hurling repeated epithets as she lay dying, the DA said.
Announces November 15 Food Drive in Mount Kisco
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Allows three-year program at up to nine intersections to deter dangerous driving behavior, prevent accidents and enhance pedestrian safety
A 40-year-old man was taken to the hospital with a laceration he got during an altercation on Water Street in Peekskill, cops said.
To Advance Workforce Development for People
Closest hearing for members of the public is 140 miles away
Every week, Patch will spotlight volunteer opportunities in the Hudson Valley.
Police officers now required to take temporary custody of firearms when responding to reports of family or domestic violence
District still coping with 2006 tax certiorari settlement
“An investment in compassion, health, and community”
“Solar power isn’t just a smart environmental choice, it's a strategic economic decision”
District still coping with tax funding losses from Indian Point closure
Once enacted, the law will mean millions of dollars more for union workers and a boost for local economies