A 26-year-old Purdys man faces up to 30 years in prison after he was convicted Tuesday on eight felony counts related to sex crimes against two victims in 2016, including a Mount Kisco woman in her … [Read more...]
County Reports New Tick Species Discovered in Westchester
Westchester County Health Commissioner Dr. Sherlita Amler alerted the public Wednesday of a tick species that is new to the area but said precautions used for other ticks appear to be … [Read more...]
Police Arrest Rockland Man in Mt. Kisco Green Card Scheme
Westchester County police arrested a Rockland County man last week for operating a scheme promising green cards in exchange for cash to undocumented immigrants in Mount Kisco. Detectives from the … [Read more...]
County Legislators Approve $8M for Columbus Avenue Rehab Project
By Neal Rentz and Martin Wilbur The county Board of Legislators has approved construction funds for a major rehabilitation of a 2.2-mile stretch of Columbus Avenue in Mount Pleasant. The … [Read more...]
W’chester Issues Heat Advisory Ahead of Scorching Temperatures
With high humidity and temperatures forecasted to exceed 90 degrees for the next several days, the Westchester County Department of Health and other agencies are providing different resources to help … [Read more...]
Opposition to Privatization Strong at Airport Hearing in Armonk
By Sean Browne Residents strongly opposed potential privatization of Westchester County Airport during a public hearing Monday night, telling officials that it could further escalate the number … [Read more...]
Latimer, Buchwald Release Storm Report Aimed at Utilities
County officials released an extensive report Monday that includes several recommendations on how to improve preparation and storm response by the utilities that struggled to restore power following … [Read more...]
Another Storm, Same Frustrations as Impatience With Utilities Mounts
Elected officials are calling for an independent assessment of the electric delivery operations of New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG) following unexpected thunderstorms last Tuesday that caused … [Read more...]
Latimer Signs Law to Help Support Veteran-Owned Businesses
County Executive George Latimer signed into law a measure that will ensure businesses owned by service-disabled veterans are considered for future county contracts. The bill stipulates that service … [Read more...]
Coyote in Thornwood Park Attack Had Rabies
The coyote that attacked a five-year-old girl in a Thornwood park Sunday afternoon tested positive for rabies, county Health Commissioner Dr. Sherlita Amler said Tuesday afternoon. Amler said that … [Read more...]
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