The Voices That Care: Our Journey to TeamBirth Premier set for Yonkers Riverfront Library

St. John’s Riverside Hospital is hosting the premiere of The Voices That Care: Our Journey to TeamBirth documentary at The Riverfront Library on Wednesday, September 16 at 12 pm. The film […] Read more »

Ronald McDonald House Westchester Appoints Colleen Magliari Borrelli as Chief Executive Officer

Ronald McDonald House Westchester has announced the appointment of Colleen Magliari Borrelli as chief executive officer. In this executive leadership role, Borrelli will guide the organization’s strategic direction, identify opportunities […] Read more »

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author Barbara Kingsolver Comes To Tarrytown Music Hall October 7

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Barbara Kingsolver will appear at Tarrytown Music Hall on Wednesday, October 7 to discuss her new novel, Partita, her first novel since the Pulitzer Prize-winning Demon Copperhead. Presented by Live Talks NY, the […] Read more »

How Lost Earning Capacity Differs From Lost Wages in Rochester

After a serious injury, most people in Rochester focus on medical bills first and the paycheck they missed second. Those missed paychecks matter, but they only tell part of the […] Read more »

False Domestic Violence Accusations Can Have Serious Consequences

The damage caused by a charge of domestic violence doesn’t wait for due process to take place. You get arrested first, then you’re given a protective order that gets you […] Read more »

What to Do After an Injury When Your Employer Has No Insurance

After a workplace injury, finding out that your employer has no workers’ compensation insurance can add another layer of uncertainty to an already difficult situation. In 2025, the Bronx recorded […] Read more »

New York Records More Than 48 Fatal Bicycle Crashes Every Year, Ranks #10

3 KEY TAKEAWAYS New York ranks #10 nationwide with a Pedalcyclist Risk Score of 40.75, the tenth-highest of any U.S. state. New York records an average of 48.4 fatal pedalcyclist […] Read more »

How to Recognize the Early Symptoms of Mesothelioma

When something feels different about your health, it is natural to hope it is nothing serious. In the United States, mesothelioma remains rare, with 2,669 cases reported in 2022. Yet […] Read more »

Briarcliff Implores New York State to Act on Dangerous Route 9A Road Conditions

On September 14, Mayor Steven Vescio of Briarcliff Manor sent the letter below to Governor Kathy Hochul as well as leadership at NY DOT, Congressmen George Latimer and Mike Lawler […] Read more »

Croton-on-Hudson Celebrates Solar Canopy Project at Croton-Harmon Train Station

On September 9, Croton-on-Hudson celebrated its solar canopy and battery storage project at the Croton-Harmon Train Station, an innovative clean-energy project that is generating renewable power while making productive use […] Read more »