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A Somers man is facing a misdemeanor larceny charge after allegedly stealing items from a grocery store in Yorktown. more
Even as public officials wrestle with what, if anything, they can do in terms of enforcement, it ultimately comes down to parents being aware of the risks and understanding the responsibility that comes with giving children access to an e-bike. more
Several local libraries will be able to help residents access free technology assistance through an expanded regional program. more
A Westchester County Supreme Court judge has ruled that a proposed 5-megawatt battery energy storage system in Yorktown should be treated as public utility infrastructure, a decision that could affect how similar projects are reviewed across New York. more
A Mohegan Lake man has been sentenced to more than 24 years in federal prison for a fentanyl sale that resulted in a man's death, as well as charges related to a crack cocaine distribution conspiracy and illegal ammunition possession, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. more
For six decades, a small museum tucked away in Yorktown Heights has been preserving the stories that shaped the community — from its earliest settlers and colonial roots to its role in the Revolutionary War and its evolution into the diverse town it is today. more
The Town of Yorktown has filed a lawsuit against a developer over alleged unpermitted construction, illegal vehicle storage and failure to meet long-standing development obligations. more
If your home was built before 1978, it might harbor hidden hazards that could affect your family’s or tenants’ health. more
A flood watch remains in effect for Westchester County until 8 a.m. Wednesday, according to the Westchester County Office of Emergency Services. more
A Westchester County program using AI-powered stop-arm cameras on school buses reduced illegal school bus passing violations by nearly 24 percent during its first full year, according to the county's 2025-26 School Bus Safety Program Annual Report. more
A man was taken to a local hospital for evaluation after an incident involving a pursuit, a knife and threats toward law enforcement officers in Yorktown and Cortlandt on July 9. more
A severe thunderstorm packing wind gusts of up to 80 mph swept through the area on July 4. more
The Pines Bridge Monument, right here in Yorktown Heights, was unveiled Nov. 17, 2018, as the first Revolutionary War memorial to depict a white soldier, an African American soldier and a Native American soldier fighting together. more
After being rescheduled from its original May date due to rain, Yorktown Fam Jam was held Saturday, June 20. more
Hudson Valley families are paying more every time they fill up their gas tanks, buy groceries, or pay their monthly bills. Gas prices remain nearly $1.20 per gallon higher than this time last year, while inflation and other household costs continue to strain family budgets across New York's 17th Congressional District. more
World Blood Donor Day is observed on June 14 to recognize and thank blood donors, raise awareness of the ongoing need for safe and sustainable blood supplies and highlight the lifesaving impact of blood donation. more
The Westchester Regional EMS Council honored emergency medical services professionals from across the county during its annual awards ceremony held downcounty on May 19 at Westchester Community College. more
Local members of Braver Angels met with Congressman Mike Lawler on May 9 at the Bedford Town House. more
BluePath, the nonprofit that provides trained service dogs for children with autism, will hold its largest annual fundraiser this weekend at FDR Park in Yorktown Heights. more
As Mother’s Day approaches, a new novel aims to reframe one of the women who helped shape America, as more than just a wife and mother. more
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