Westchester County Human Rights Commission Receives Prestigious National Human Rights Award

At the recent Conference of the International Association of Official Human Rights Agencies (IAOHRA), the Westchester County Human Rights Commission (HRC) Executive Director Tejash Sanchala was recognized for outstanding leadership […] Read more »

Paving Projects Announced for Routes 9A, 133 and 100B 

On the heels of unveiling a $19.2 million repaving project on Route 9A from Briarcliff Manor to Mount Pleasant, the state has allocated another $8 million to improve sections of Route 133 in the towns of Ossining and New Castle and Route 100B […] Read more »

Employer Recognition Summit Honors Businesses Employing People with Disabilities

Six Hudson Valley business that exemplify innovation in inclusive employment practices were honored during a recognition summit in which speakers advocated for more employment opportunities for this community and outlined […] Read more »

Ossining Public Library Installs Outdoor Pickup Lockers

The Ossining Public Library is pleased to announce the installation of outdoor materials pickup lockers for the convenience of our patrons. The lockers were made possible by a $30,000 New […] Read more »

New Law to Protect Trees in Effect in Croton-on-Hudson

Local Law No. 13 of 2025, which significantly strengthens regulations for the protection of trees, has gone into effect. This law, which repeals and replaces the former Chapter 208, Trees, […] Read more »

Flood Mitigation Projects Approved to Protect Croton and Other Resident

Flooded basements. Impassable roads. Waterlogged school fields. Since 2009, Westchester County has invested over $120 million fighting a relentless problem that threatens property, safety, and quality of life. This week, […] Read more »

County Executive Announces 43rd Annual Senior Hall Of Fame Celebration

Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins is proud to announce that the achievements of 61 seniors from throughout the County will be honored at the 43rd Annual Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Awards Celebration […] Read more »

Hart Library Unveils Renovation of Children’s Section

The John C. Hart Memorial Library unveiled a newly renovated and expanded children’s section on Tuesday. The $90,000 project accommodates the exponential growth of its youth programs and promotes early […] Read more »

Regional Leaders Convene School Districts to Accelerate Electric School Bus Plans

As New York State’s 2027 deadline for zero-emission school buses approaches, Sustainable Westchester, State Senator Shelley B. Mayer, and the Lower Hudson Council of School Superintendents (LHCSS) convened over 50 […] Read more »

Hundreds Walked the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge in Support Of Domestic Violence Awareness Month 

In a powerful display of solidarity and hope, hundreds of survivors, advocates, and community supporters gathered at the 4th Annual Shine the Light Solidarity Bridge Walk at the iconic Mario […] Read more »