The White Plains Examiner

With the rising number of automobile accidents in Westchester County involving wrong-way driving, due to intoxicated drivers, distracted drivers, or poorly marked signage, County Executive George Latimer announced the creation of a new Traffic Safety Task Force last week. The

There was another pedestrian accident in the Town of Greenburgh over the weekend, the ninth reported since September 2018. The victim, a 70-year-old resident of Hartsdale, was found by police responding to 911 calls lying on the roadway on East

Manhattanville College, located in Purchase, has received approval to launch degree programs through its new School of Nursing and Health Sciences from the New York State Education Department. Manhattanville now offers two degrees in nursing: Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Stating that “It’s time for office buildings to move beyond the cold sterile mausoleum look of yesterday’s work environment,” Ginsburg Development Companies Principal Martin Ginsburg recently celebrated the grand opening of the first phase of his reinvention of the 50

During the February meeting of the White Plains Common Council, several projects of concern to the community were scheduled for future discussion. The ongoing public hearing to amend the zoning ordinance to create a new Planned Residential Development Zone at

On Monday a Westchester County resident was transported from New York City to a County facility for isolation after possible exposure to the Novel Coronavirus overseas. The patient has tested negative for the virus, but must remain isolated until the potential

The White Plains Common Council last week approved a major push to increase the use of solar power in the city. The Council voted unanimously on Feb. 3 to create a community solar program. “This is something we wanted to

Westchester County is asking the White Plains Common Council for a Government Use Permit that would allow it to house homeless families when it has no more space to do so. Mark Weingarten, an attorney representing the Mount Hope AME

Mike Bloomberg’s presidential campaign has chosen space at 140 Mamaroneck Ave. in downtown White Plains to open a campaign office. The office opening on Sunday morning, Feb. 9, will be part of a nationwide “Weekend of Action” to accelerate Bloomberg