Thousands of residents across the Hudson Valley joined in the nationwide “No Kings Day of Action." more

Bedford officials are now mulling the town’s future housing options. more

Riding motorized bicycles or scooters on Mount Kisco’s sidewalks is now a no-no. more

Nina Kellogg will step down this month after 28 years of government service. more

The Westchester County Board of Legislators will be hosting public input sessions regarding New York State Electric & Gas’ proposed rate hikes. more

NYSEG's tough new approach to protecting power lines could give Bedford homeowners a “bit of a shock.” more

Shofar in the Park is back on. more

Westchester County is asking residents to share their views on recycling and waste reduction. The Department of Environmental Facilities (DEF), working with consulting firm Barton & Loguidice, is conducting a waste reduction study that will help guide programs over the next decade. more

The town is moving to tighten up internal financial controls after findings from the state Comptroller’s Office. more

A local religious community is alleging discrimination after being denied a permit for a Rosh Hashanah event. more

Bedford’s Town Board will consider legislation to regulate the size and number of lawn signs but not what they say. more

Four candidates will be vying for seats on the Mount Kisco Village Board in this fall’s elections. more

Residents concerned about a proposed solar farm appeared before the Mount Kisco Planning Board recently hoping to shed some light on its potential impact. more

A hacker disrupted a Pound Ridge Town Board meeting this week with a so-called “zoom bombing” that displayed graphic sexual images. more

Mount Kisco has revamped parking regulations that had been met with pushback from the business community earlier this year. more

A resident sued Pound Ridge, alleging that local officials had violated the state’s Open Meetings Law by not discussing the pros and cons of recreational cannabis dispensaries. more

Lawn signs, Bedford’s largely unregulated, most often innocuous support of such things as positive values and civic institutions, are about to get official scrutiny. Early next month, the Town Board is expected to consider a draft local law that... more

Rep. Mike Lawler will not run for governor in 2026. The second-term Republican from Rockland County — whose district includes all of Rockland and Putnam counties, as well as much of northern Westchester and Dutchess County — told the New York Times on Wednesday he’ll forgo a run for governor next year, and instead, seek a third term in the U.S. House of Representatives.   more

After having twice extending its moratorium on battery energy storage systems, aka BESS, Mount Kisco has finally crafted proposed changes to its local zoning code that would offer a more permanent solution if adopted. The proposed local law seeks... more

For more than half a century they have been the last link in an important nutritional lifeline for some Bedford seniors. Over those years, volunteer drivers in the town’s Meals on Wheels program have come to the doors of untold numbers... more