Author: Pat Casey

Hoping to revitalize the 4-corners area of Hartsdale, the Greenburgh Town Board initiated a study several months back to look at the area and provide a vision statement for possible future development. Called the Hartsdale 4 Corners Study, the report

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York ruled last week that the petition to incorporate the Edgemont section of Greenburgh as the Town’s 7th village was invalid. This ruling overturns a Feb. 1, 2018 determination

White Plains judge Elizabeth Schollenberger filed a lawsuit against the state court system Tuesday, claiming she was discriminated against and humiliated by employees of the court. The suit is filed under the Americans with Disabilities Act, the New York State

Citing changes in the rental apartment market, LCOR 55 Bank Street LLC, presented a Site Plan Amendment proposal to the White Plains Planning Board at its October meeting last week. The amendment seeks to add 36 apartments to the Phase

Defendants Christian Rosa (DOB: 6/13/91) of Valhalla and Damien Williams (DOB 1/8/92) of White Plains were arraigned Oct. 16 before Westchester County Court Judge George Fufidio on a multi-count indictment related to a series of burglaries last winter throughout the

Calling the situation a quality of life issue, the Greenburgh Town Board has asked Con Edison to send representatives to its next meeting to explain why the utility company is tearing up roadways and working in numerous areas of the

The White Plains High School Athletics Hall of Fame, which is set to hold its 2018 Induction Event on Friday, Nov. 2, is having difficulty locating any relatives or friends in association with two of its 13 inductees: Dominick “Monk”

Westchester County Executive George Latimer has announced the creation of a Mental Health and Substance Use Crisis Stabilization Team in White Plains. The team, to be operated by People Inc., a not-for-profit health and human services agency, is the initial