Government meetings, elections, policy and municipal news
New York Governor Kathy Hochul and state legislators are at an impasse over budget negotiations, impacting affordability measures crucial for Westchester residents as the November elections approach.
NYU's Brennan Center for Justice has submitted a brief in a Supreme Court case about mail-in voting, highlighting its importance for Westchester residents. The center argues that access to mail-in ballots is essential for democratic participation.
The New Castle Fire District is seeking resident approval to sell the Senter Street firehouse, aiming to repurpose and enhance operational efficiency.
New York lawmakers are advocating for a tax increase on the wealthy, following a comptroller report revealing record-breaking bonuses on Wall Street. This move is aimed at addressing financial inequalities impacting residents across Westchester County.
Ongoing budget discussions in New York State have stalled, prompting comparisons with how other states manage similar impasses, a situation that could affect Westchester residents.
An investigation into allegations against Orange County Legislature Chairwoman has yielded inconclusive results, raising questions for local residents. The findings have implications for county governance and community trust.
Former Assemblyman Tom Abinanti plans to run for a position in Mt. Pleasant's government, aiming to bring his experience back to the community. This move highlights the importance of local leadership for Westchester residents.
Congressman Mike Lawler's recent town halls have drawn criticism for lack of transparency, raising concerns among Westchester residents about misinformation and accountability.
Governor Kathy Hochul is promoting key changes to climate laws amid protests from activists outside her Albany office, impacting Westchester's environmental policies. The tour emphasizes balancing economic growth and climate goals.
Irvington's BOT Team is enhancing their skills through practical experience with various technologies and community engagement, aiming to improve local services. This initiative showcases the village's commitment to technological advancement in Westchester County.
Recent polls show an increase in disapproval of Trump's foreign policy, especially regarding the ongoing war, which is a growing concern for residents in Westchester County.
The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) has granted final approval for Aquarion Water Authority's change of control, impacting water services in Westchester County. This shift aims to improve infrastructure and service quality for local residents.