Government meetings, elections, policy and municipal news
Residents of Philipse Manor have expressed strong opposition to Assembly Bill A616-A and Senate Bill S7555, which propose changes affecting local streets. This initiative has sparked concern over potential impacts on neighborhood safety and infrastructure.
Rep. Nick Langworthy has introduced legislation to ensure that TSA workers receive pay during a government shutdown. This initiative is crucial for Westchester residents who rely on air travel, especially with the upcoming holiday season.
Governor Kathy Hochul is advocating for significant reforms in car insurance policies as part of the upcoming budget negotiations, aiming to benefit Westchester drivers by reducing costs and enhancing coverage.
Dutchess County has finalized a four-year labor agreement with CSEA workers, impacting local employment conditions. This agreement ensures job security and better benefits for employees, a significant development for the region.
A federal judge has removed a New Jersey prosecutor from the courtroom and ordered an investigation into attorney Alina Habba's involvement. This decision has significant implications for legal proceedings in Westchester County.
Residents of Mt. Pleasant are debating changes to the local voting system, highlighting concerns about representation and voter turnout. The discussion could impact future elections in Westchester.
Westchester leaders revealed the legislative agenda for 2026 during a BRI breakfast. This agenda aims to address key community issues and improve residents' quality of life.
Governor Kathy Hochul plans to unveil changes to New York's climate law as the state approaches budget negotiations. These adjustments could impact Westchester residents significantly, as local sustainability efforts hang in the balance.
Governor Kathy Hochul announces new strategies to alleviate rising gas and energy expenses affecting Westchester residents, aiming to provide immediate relief and long-term solutions.
A letter to the editor advocates for the removal of taxes on utility bills, highlighting its potential benefits for Westchester residents facing rising costs. The proposal aims to ease financial burdens on households.
In a surprising move, the Westchester County Conservative Party did not endorse incumbent legislator Michael Byrne for reelection. This decision could impact key local elections and the party's future direction.
Sullivan County officials are looking into establishing a central arraignment program to streamline the judicial process. This initiative aims to enhance efficiency and improve public safety for residents, impacting neighboring Westchester communities.