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Folks in North Salem who want to rent or lease out their homes for short periods will soon have to abide by a new set of rules. more
The sudden departure of the general contractor for Pound Ridge’s firehouse revamp will likely cause further construction delays more
With a public hearing scheduled for Feb. 18, a group of Carmel residents is asking town planners to approve a moratorium banning the construction of new self-storage facilities after the most recent to be constructed – an Extra Space Storage on... more
Lawmakers and others from around the lower Hudson Valley are expressing deep disappointment with the New York State Public Service Commission. more
Public meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. at Town Hall, 363 Underhill Ave. more
Some residents fear Baldwin Place is approaching the breaking point in traffic congestion. more
If approved, the law would ban such systems in residential districts while allowing the two projects currently under review to move forward, exempting them from the new restrictions, Town Attorney Adam Rodriguez said. more
Bedford lawmakers will renew consideration of how to deal with large RVs parked on town streets. more
The Lewisboro Town Board approved the hiring of AKRF to help with a grant proposal. more
Somers got an early holiday present last year. more
The Town Board is fighting back against a proposed state law it says would take home rule away from municipalities when it comes to the placement of battery energy storage systems (BESS), also known as battery farms.  Mahopac already has a... more
Westchester legislators are again calling for the PSC to reject Con Edison’s rate hike request. more
Mount Kisco officials and the MTA met in the hopes of working out an agreement. more
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a settlement with Betar US. more
It’s been a bumpy ride, but help is finally on the way for Somers residents. more
It may be close to 80 years old, but the Katonah American Legion Post 1575 is looking better than ever. more
Yorktown News sat down with Luciana Haughwout, who reflected on her time on the Town Board and looked ahead to what may come next. more
After being sworn in Jan. 1, Ilan “Lanny” Gilbert made his first official appearance as a councilman at the board’s Jan. 6 meeting. more
The Town Board held a lengthy public hearing Dec. 16, 2025 on wetland, tree and stormwater permits for the controversial monopole on town-owned land. more
The reopening of a stretch of Route 100 in Somers has now been pushed back until early February. more
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