Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned New Yorkers Thursday against complacency urging them to continue adhering to social distancing protocols to fight COVID-19 as the state saw its highest single-day death toll from the disease. Cuomo said the daily increase of net
Read MoreBy Lindsay Emery First responders from across the county came together to celebrate Northern Westchester Hospital staff with cheers and applause, as workers started and ended their shifts early Wednesday evening. Fire engines, ambulances, police cars and vehicles had their
Read MoreAll schools and non-essential businesses will remain closed through Apr. 29 in hopes the state can mitigate the flood of COVID-19 cases that has killed more than 4,700 New Yorkers, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday. Cuomo also urged local governments
Read MoreEastchester Councilman Glenn Bellitto died on Apr. 2 after having tested positive from COVID-19, County Executive George Latimer said Friday. Bellitto, 62, is one of 71 Westchester residents whose lives have been claimed by the coronavirus. He had served on
Read MoreA coronavirus-positive test result for a Yorktown Town Hall employee led Supervisor Matt Slater to close the building Tuesday for disinfection. Town officials learned on Monday about the employee’s positive test result. The employee is quarantined at home. In response, officials
Read MoreGov. Andrew Cuomo announced a plan Monday that would relieve overwhelmed New York City hospitals by coordinating the entire state’s bed capacity and staff to prevent the healthcare system from breaking down. A meeting between the city’s private and public
Read MoreLike any prudent CEO, Jeff Nyikos planned for unexpected disruptions to business and recessions. But the brightest and most successful business leaders or Wharton School graduates couldn’t have prepared him or tens of thousands of other business owners and executives
Read MoreBy Examiner Media Staff What used to be a bustling street in Mount Kisco is now left quiet, aligned with businesses trying to stay afloat amid the coronavirus outbreak. Since restaurants were forced to convert to dine-in services only two
Read MoreGov. Andrew Cuomo estimated Thursday that the state could have a revenue shortfall of as much as $15 billion as a result of the economic shutdown, at least twice as much as initially projected. Cuomo addressed the looming fiscal crunch
Read MoreThere are eight Democrats who will be on the ballot for the party’s June 23 primary to earn the right to vie for longtime Rep. Nita Lowey’s seat in the 17th Congressional District. Assemblyman David Buchwald led the way with
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