Government meetings, elections, policy and municipal news
In a surprising turn of events, a Democrat has flipped a seat in the Mar-A-Lago area previously held by Republicans, marking a significant shift in local political dynamics.
Beacon's City Administrator announces retirement after 25 years in government. His contributions have greatly shaped the community and local governance.
An Orange County legislator faces indictment for allegedly filing false federal tax returns, raising concerns about accountability in local government.
Peter Chatzky, a candidate for Congress, asserts that recent revelations about suggestive Facebook posts will not deter him from his campaign in Westchester. He emphasizes his commitment to representing the community despite the controversy.
Pelham Trustees have ended their memorandum of understanding with Normoyle amid community concerns. This decision highlights ongoing citizen engagement in local governance.
The Walden village manager has been indicted for tax evasion, raising concerns among local residents. This serious charge highlights significant issues in local governance.
A recent national poll indicates fluctuations in support for Donald Trump, affecting local political dynamics in Westchester. This shift may influence the upcoming elections and voter sentiment in the region.
Newburgh has appointed an interim city manager following recent leadership changes, a move significant for local governance. This transition aims to stabilize city operations and maintain effective administration.
Governor Kathy Hochul is advancing reforms for environmental quality reviews during state budget negotiations, aiming to expedite project approvals. This initiative could impact Westchester by streamlining development and sustainability projects.
Congressman Josh Riley has secured more than $1 million to improve the Bloomingburg wastewater treatment plant, a crucial investment for local infrastructure. This funding aims to enhance service efficiency for residents.
New Rochelle Mayor Noam Bramson participated in a roundtable with Governor Kathy Hochul to address crucial housing and infrastructure reform initiatives that could impact Westchester County residents significantly.
A lawsuit has been filed to invalidate Mount Vernon's newly adopted Comprehensive Plan, which some residents contend was not properly vetted. This legal challenge raises concerns over future development and community involvement in Westchester.