Astorino Files Petition to Obtain 'Stop Common Core' Ballot Line

Astorino says the petition carries more than 62,000 signatures.

Zephyr Teachout to Face Gov. Cuomo in Democratic Primary

Teachout, a little-known Fordham University professor, will face Cuomo in a September primary.

Gov. Cuomo, NY Delegation Traveling to Israel on 'Unity Visit'

Cuomo and the New York delegation will be in Israel from Aug. 12-14.

League of Women Voters to Host Forum on Redistricting Proposition

The forum will be held at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 10, in the White Plains Library.

Greenburgh Sets November Date for Frank's Nursery Auction

The date for the auction will be Nov. 13, 2014.

$5 Million Approved for 'Urgent' Westchester Road Repairs

The vote by the Board of Legislators to approve the funding for the project was unanimous.

Feiner: Greenburgh Town Board Considers Date for Frank's Nursery Auction

Tuesday's meeting starts with a work session followed by the special meeting about the auction date.

Controversial Tappan Zee Loan Draws Independent Probe

The loan, which was initially for $511 million, was recently reduced to $256 million by state officials.

NYT: U.S. Attorney, Cuomo's Office at Odds Over Moreland Commission

The article goes into detail about the days leading up to Monday where Cuomo and others addressed the commission scandal.

Westchester Resident Named NY Power Authority EVP, General Counsel

Justin E. Driscoll of Harrison will serve as chief legal officer of the statewide public power utility.

Gov. Cuomo Tries to Brush Off Moreland Commission Scandal

Gov. Andrew Cuomo spoke positively this week about the commission, the group which has drawn scrutiny from the federal government.

Gov. Candidate Zephyr Teachout Supports Periodic Revaluations

The Democratic gubernatorial candidate is hoping to force incumbent and fellow Democrat Gov. Andrew Cuomo into a primary.

Chris Christie: No Plans to Campaign for Astorino

Protestors of NJ Gov. Chris Christie's veto of gun control legislation and CT gubernatorial candidate Tom Foley gather in Greenwich as donors pay thousands for a chance to meet the men.

Hobby Lobby Reaction: NY AG, Senate Dems Propose Contraceptives Coverage Bill

The proposed bill will require 90 days notice to employees before a New York company can make a change to contraceptives coverage.

Feiner: Outdoor Gun Range Loses Lease with Con Ed

New York Gambling Interests Step Up Spending to Secure Approval

State officials considered a cap on lobbyist spending in relation to gambling interests, but they removed that restriction, according to the New York Public Interest Research Group.

Petition Launched to Stop Gas Pipeline Expansion Through Hudson Valley

WSJ/WNBC/Marist Poll: Cuomo Continues Strong Lead Over Astorino

The poll was conducted prior to the 4th of July holiday weekend.

Crane Road Entrance on Bronx River Parkway Will Be Closed Wednesday - Friday

The ramp closure is necessary to continue installing curbing and underground utilities as part of the Crane Road Bridge Replacement Project on the Bronx River Parkway.

Greenburgh Town Supervisor Wants Local Gun Range Closed Down

"This is not whether you are for gun control or against gun control, this is about gun safety," Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner told CBSNewYork.

Fordham Law Professor Zephyr Teachout Launches Primary Challenge Against Cuomo

Teachout reportedly believes Cuomo has been too centrist when it comes to supporting such things as pro-business tax breaks and charter schools.

Town Historian Frank Jazzo in Line to Have Greenburgh Ball Field Named After Him

Jazzo became a trustee of the then newly-created Town of Greenburgh Historical Society in 1992.

Metro-North Modifies Schedules to Accommodate Commuters

The changes impact New Haven and Harlem lines riders.

Greenburgh Works on Creating Appeals Process for Water Bills

The Greenburgh Water Advisory Board has worked with the Public Works Department to develop the proposed ordinance.

Greenburgh Town Board to Discuss Water Rates Wednesday

Greenburgh residents are facing a possible increase in their water rates.

Astorino Begins Gubernatorial Campaign with Talk of Reducing Taxes

The Westchester County Executive has come out swinging in his fight to unseat incumbent Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Under Consideration Next Door: Conn. May Ban Chocolate Milk in Public Schools

A bill to ban the serving of chocolate milk in public schools was approved by Connecticut legislators. Now it's up to Gov. Dan Malloy to decide.

Proposed Assisted Living Facility in Greenburgh Could Generate $500,000+ in Taxes

Report: President Obama to Speak from Tappan Zee Bridge Wednesday

Westchester Board of Legislators Granted Delay in Reallocation of HUD Funds

The delay improves the county's chances to obtain $5.2 million from the federal Housing and Urban Development agency to go toward fair housing.

Astorino to Give State of the County Next Week

Should New York Legalize Pot?

With the economic benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is the Empire State the next in line?

Parts of Greenburgh Hit by Water Main Break

Greenburgh's Feiner Takes on the Airlines Over Poor Service

Greenburgh Releases Comprehensive Plan Draft, Sets Dates for Public Comments

Fulton Avenue Drawbridge in Pelham Manor, Mount Vernon Reopens

Learn the Ins and Outs of Elder Law at White Plains Event

County Breaks Ground on New White Plains Housing Complex

MAP: How Much of Scarsdale's Trash Gets Recycled?

How much trash do Westchester County towns toss and how much is getting recycled?

Greenburgh Among 10 Westchester Towns Generating Least Garbage Per Person

Counting down which towns make the most trash and which have a smaller footprint.