Government meetings, elections, policy and municipal news
Donald Trump stated that in light of the ongoing conflict with Iran, the U.S. is unable to afford programs like child care and Medicare. This raises important questions for Westchester residents regarding future funding for essential services.
A Tarrytown official is demanding $2 million from a local dentist due to alleged misconduct. This situation raises significant concerns for the Westchester community.
A recent appellate court ruling determined that Orange County is not implicated in the Rosenwasser-Soudani controversy. This decision is significant for Westchester residents, clarifying any local governmental concerns.
New York's labor commissioner emphasizes the state budget's focus on child care, impacting Westchester families significantly.
State budget negotiations are ongoing, heavily influencing car insurance rates, climate policies, and immigration reform in New York. Westchester residents should stay informed as these decisions could directly affect their finances and local initiatives.
An appellate court has determined that Orange County has no ties to the Rosenwasser-Soudani scandal, clearing the county of any legal responsibility.
Westchester County Comptroller urges officials to consider alternatives to proposed changes to state retirement tiers, citing potential costs to local taxpayers.
State Senator Pete Harckham hosted a Coffee and Conversation event in Shrub Oak, fostering community dialogue. Residents shared concerns and ideas, highlighting local issues that matter to Westchester County.
Former President Trump has indicated he is seriously contemplating withdrawing the U.S. from NATO, prompting significant concern among Westchester residents regarding international relations.
Rep. Tom Suozzi leads a bipartisan effort to resolve the ongoing shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), urging immediate action that impacts Westchester's safety and services.
A housing program in Walden is under investigation by the District Attorney, with subpoenas issued as part of the process. This development raises concerns for residents regarding transparency and funding integrity.
New tax proposals targeting New York's affluent are creating challenges in state budget negotiations, impacting residents in Westchester County. Decision-makers are considering multiple tax strategies that could significantly influence local funding.