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The Town of Yorktown will hold a public meeting on Monday, Oct. 6 to solicit proposals from the public for downtown revitalization grants. more
As they ready to turn the calendar to October, the Tigers will look to get back into form. more
More than 1.3 million juniors entered the 2024 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. more
Alfred B. DelBello Muscoot Farm Park recently celebrated its 50th anniversary with a gala and a two-day festival. more
One of Westchester’s go-to spots for garden lovers is undergoing a metamorphosis – at least as far as its name goes. more
The Yorktown Democratic slate formally committed to join two planned public forums and one debate ahead of the November election. more
Olivia Sherry's sudden passing left a lasting mark on all who knew her. 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
Congratulations to the top students from John Jay High School’s Class of 2026! more
Three Somers students were taken to the hospital after their bus was struck by another vehicle. more
The White Hill Road bridge between William Court and Hunterbrook Road has been reopened after it was closed early on Wednesday, Sept. 24 after a tractor-trailer struck part of a bridge. more
Jackie Carbone is resigning from her role as a trustee on the Yorktown Central School District Board of Education. Carbone, who served as board president for 18 years and as a trustee for two decades, announced her resignation at the Sept. 15 board meeting. more
As the nation reels from political violence, Yorktown residents gathered on Sept. 21 for a solemn candlelight vigil honoring victims, including conservative activist Charlie Kirk and former Minnesota Speaker of the House Melissa Hortman. more
The Building Department is preparing to launch a new online permit application system through City Squared, with full services expected to be available by January. For now, only the property search function on the site is active as the department... more
Police said 73-year-old Gregory Candredi crashed on Strawberry Road, where officers recovered a gun near his overturned vehicle, on Aug. 2. Investigators allege he did not have a valid pistol permit at the time. He was taken to a hospital for injuries from the crash. more
A backpack containing a pellet gun and folding knives was found in a parking lot. more
North Salem has found itself in a bit of a pickle. more
After opening the season with two losses, the Tuskers finally found their footing. more
North Salem’s supervisor and chief of staff have moved into their temporary home. more
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