Editorial

After missing out on a chance to peer into The Examiner’s crystal ball at the end of 2023, we’ve returned in time for the new year to look ahead and think out loud about some of the things we’d like

It has become increasingly rare for voters in New York to have a say in a political race with national implications. For voters in the 17th Congressional District, that opportunity has arrived, as the intense campaign between Republican incumbent Congressman

As we approach this pivotal election, it’s crucial to consider the leadership qualities America needs – wisdom, compassion and integrity. In an era when many across the political spectrum dismiss newspaper endorsements of national candidates as irrelevant or out of

For the second consecutive year, the Village of Mount Kisco has a contested election. This is good news for voters, who over the past 15 years have often had virtually no choice in their local elected officials. Longtime Democratic incumbent

It’s encouraging that nearly all the state legislature races provide voters with a choice this Election Day. The only district where there is an uncontested race is in the 93rd Assembly District where Assemblyman Chris Burdick has no competition this

On paper, the ill-timed summer special election next Tuesday to fill a vacant seat on the Yorktown Town Board appears to be a mismatch. Democrat Susan Siegel, a former one-term supervisor and councilwoman, has been a familiar face at town

The Town of Yorktown has suffered more than its share of tragedies in recent years with the sudden losses of a police officer, a highway worker and, three months ago, Supervisor Tom Diana. Diana died just a few days after

As objective and independent newswriters and editors, we have an imperative to cover the issues most important to the people of Westchester and Putnam counties. Every day, our team is on the ground questioning elected officials, uplifting the stories of

The Town of Cortlandt seemingly hasn’t missed a beat since Linda Puglisi decided to call it a career two years ago following a remarkable three-decade run, thanks to the leadership of Supervisor Dr. Richard Becker, who was handed the baton