The White Plains Examiner

Ten new appointments and one reappointment have been made to the Westchester County Human Rights Commission. “I’m extremely pleased to announce dynamic members to this important Commission to fulfill the vision established back in 1999. Two of the appointments are former

This African American Life Hugh B. Price presents a lecture titled “This African American Life.” Price traces his descent from soldiers at Valley Forge, enslaved people, songwriters and inventors and his own dramatic story, from boyhood in segregated Washington, D.C.

By Sam Barron Peekskill Police Chief Eric Johansen and Yonkers Police Detective Keith Olson admit police do not get enough training. Johansen and Olson were two of the panelists at Police Use of Force: A Community Conservation hosted by the

White Plains author and playwright Rich Cirulli has written a new play “Roundelay” that will be presented at the White Plains Performing Arts Center (WPPAC) on Sunday, Feb. 25 at 2 p.m. Roundelay is Cirulli’s second play to be performed

In an effort to make it easier for residents to keep track of events taking place in White Plains, the city is partnering with Pelham-based Burbio, a free online platform that aggregates community events into a central calendar tool. The

When President Donald Trump announced Jan. 22 that a 30 percent tariff was to be imposed on solar panels coming into the U.S. from outside suppliers, American companies in the renewable energy sector immediately recognized they had to react quickly

Westchester County Executive George Latimer met with Rockland County Executive Ed Day last week in New City to find common ground and establish a working relationship going forward. During a press conference after a two-hour meeting, Latimer and Day said