A Mount Vernon teen is facing manslaughter chargers after shooting and killing a Sleepy Hollow resident on Monday. Emmanuel Valentine Perez, 18, appeared in Sleepy Hollow Village Court on Wednesday where he was charged with manslaughter in the first degree
Read MoreKent Supervisor Maureen Fleming wants to leave it up to the residents to decide whether retail marijuana dispensaries should be allowed within the community, but some Town Board members are ready to ban the decision immediately. With Gov. Andrew Cuomo
Read MoreAreas along the lakefront in Putnam Valley will no longer allow parking with several safety concerns arising as the summer months approach. Town officials intend to restrict parking in the Roaring Brook Lake District to property owners, their lessees, members
Read MoreThe Carmel Board of Education has agreed to trim more than $1 million from the school budget as the district looks to place a second plan up for a vote in two weeks after its original proposal was defeated last
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Following years of division over a proposal aiming to regulate leaf blower use within the Town of Greenburgh, officials are scrapping the plan and starting over to appease the community and reach a compromise. The Greenburgh Town Board will now
Read MoreThe Town of Greenburgh could be launching a second farmers market this summer as officials hope to create an enjoyable opportunity within the community. Supervisor Paul Feiner said the current proposal is to introduce the farmers market in either late
Read MoreThe Peekskill man who stabbed and killed a 17-year-old Peekskill High School student on North Broad Street last year will be sentenced to nearly two decades in prison later this summer, according to the Westchester County District Attorney’s Office. Jahliv
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Greenburgh Police Chief Chris McNerney said he’s confident an arrest will soon be made in the case involving a vandalized Black Lives Matter sign on Knollwood Road. McNerney explained to town officials last week that the department has been successful
Read MoreThe Justin Veatch Fund announced on Monday it will award music scholarships to seven graduating high school students from five Westchester County schools in June. The recipients, selected from a competitive field of applicants, are Taylor Setterstrom and Jacob Krauss
Read MoreThe Kent Town Board will likely move to ban retail marijuana dispensaries within the community but first plan to hold a hearing next month to see where residents stand on the issue. With Gov. Andrew Cuomo legalizing recreational marijuana earlier
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