Community events, nonprofit organizations and neighborhood news
CNN anchor unexpectedly announced her departure from the network during a live broadcast, surprising viewers in Westchester. This moment marks a significant change for the network's lineup.
A devastating house fire in Westchester has resulted in the loss of NHL reporter Adam Greszczyszyn and his three children. The tragedy has sparked a surge of donations from the community.
Youth members of Jack and Jill of America recently advocated for important community issues at the New York State Capitol, addressing concerns crucial to Westchester residents.
Registration is now open for Flint Park Day Camp in Larchmont, offering local children a summer full of outdoor activities and fun. This camp provides an enriching environment for kids, making it a vital program for families in Westchester.
Former President Donald Trump made crass comments after the death of Robert Mueller, sparking outrage among Westchester residents and beyond.
Former President Donald Trump faced widespread backlash after stating he was 'glad' Robert Mueller is dead. This comment has ignited bipartisan condemnation, highlighting the ongoing political tensions affecting Westchester residents.
CBS News Radio, once a prominent platform in journalism, will shut down due to recent layoffs. This significant event impacts local listeners and the media landscape in Westchester County.
Adam Stone is taking on a new journalism role with The Examiner as the publication embarks on a fresh direction, aiming to enhance local news coverage for Westchester residents.
The McDonald family has spoken out following the acquittal of Michael Holley, a local figure implicated in a controversial case. Their statement highlights ongoing concerns about justice in Westchester County.
A Westchester resident is making headlines as a contestant on a new Hulu dating show, showcasing their unique personality and background. This development is exciting for locals who enjoy reality television.
Yorktown held a service and remembrance event, honoring local heroes and fostering community unity. Residents participated to celebrate service and reflect on community values.
The Daily Bread Food Pantry has successfully relocated to a larger facility in Westchester, allowing it to serve more families in need. The new space is over 3,000 square feet, significantly enhancing their capacity to provide essential food resources.