Author: Pat Casey

Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America will join White Plains Mayor Tom Roach on Friday, June 1 at 10 a.m. on the steps of City Hall to receive a proclamation from the Mayor recognizing Gun Violence Awareness Day. June

In 2018 White Plains Outdoor Arts Festival (WPOAF) will award $10,500 in scholarships to White Plains High School students. Five winners were selected from 16 applicants – all were very talented and all presented socially conscious works. The 2018 WPOAF

Rosa Ramirez of New York City was arraigned in Westchester County Court Friday before Judge Barry Warhit on Murder in the Second Degree and other charges in the stabbing death of a co-worker in an Irvington restaurant on April 10.

The American flag is a symbol of our freedom and the bravery of all who have defended this nation throughout our country’s history. As a tribute to veterans, past and present, the City of White Plains created an assemblage of

In memory of the late Alison E. Greene, of White Plains, the distinguished Westchester attorney, community leader and political activist, Westchester Women’s Agenda has awarded a scholarship in her honor to Valentina Loaiza, a Peekskill High School senior, who plans

During the May 15 meeting of the White Plains Planning Board several projects of note were discussed. Of particular interest, William Null with the White Plains-based law firm Cuddy and Feder, presented the alternative option for development of the Good

After years of political wrangling and discussions among Westchester County, the Town of Greenburgh, Valhalla School District and community stakeholders, the WestHELP site will be developed into 74 units of affordable senior housing. Westchester County Executive George Latimer announced the

During the May meeting of the White Plains Common Council, the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) of April 2018 regarding a change in the city’s Zoning Ordinance to create a new Planned Residential Development District and to place property located