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Solar-panel arrays up to 25 kilowatts now qualify for Bedford’s fast-track approval process. more
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
Westchester County will participate in early voting for the general election. Registered voters will have nine days to cast ballots before Election Day. Registered voters in Westchester County may vote at any designated early voting site during... more
Mount Kisco’s recent Hispanic Heritage Festival was a celebration of culture and community. more
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS — The annual Support-A-Walk for Breast and Ovarian Cancer will take place tomorrow—Sunday, Oct. 5—at FDR State Park in Yorktown Heights and in communities nationwide. The event raises awareness of the needs of people affected by... more
A lawsuit that could have sunk Pound Ridge’s $11.2 million water improvement project has been dismissed. more
It was a doggone good time at Wooffstock 2025! more
The Westchester Braver Angels Alliance hosted a public debate on whether to phase out fossil fuels at the Bedford Community House. more
More than 200 people gathered peacefully at Leonard Park in Mount Kisco to usher in Rosh Hashanah. more
More than 1.3 million juniors entered the 2024 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. more
The Westchester County Board of Legislators will be hosting public input sessions regarding New York State Electric & Gas’ proposed rate hikes. more
A move to require bigger taxpayer funding of Bedford’s public libraries found broad support at a community meeting last week more
NYSEG's tough new approach to protecting power lines could give Bedford homeowners a “bit of a shock.” more
The chairs of the Yorktown Republican and Democratic committees addressed the Town Board on Tuesday to condemn political violence and announce plans for a joint candlelight vigil this weekend to honor victims. Kevin Byrnes, co-chair of the... more
The community gathered on Sept. 14 in Reis Park for a candlelight vigil in remembrance of Charlie Kirk. more
SOMERS, N.Y. - A School Resource Officer in the Somers Central School District was removed from her post today after comments she made on Facebook regarding the murder of political activist Charlie Kirk.   On Friday, Sept. 12, screenshots of... more
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