Customer sues Chopt restaurant after finding piece of manager’s finger in salad
According to the suit, a manager at the restaurant accidentally severed a piece of her left pointer finger while chopping arugula.
New Rochelle residents frustrated over uninhabitable apartments post-Hurricane Ophelia
Residents at the Dorchester Gardens apartment complex in New Rochelle haven’t been able to move into their homes since September when remnants of Hurricane Ophelia dumped a deluge of rain and water into their apartments.
African-American cemetery in Westchester reveals long-buried stories
The African-American Cemetery in Rye is being restored and mapped to identify and preserve the many lives that have been buried there.
Police dash to save man dangling from overpass in dramatic bodycam footage
Dramatic body camera footage captured the moment police were forced to spring into action to save a man attempting to jump off an overpass in New York.
Metro-North service restored for Monday following mudslide madness, Gov. Hochul
Governor Hochul announced that the MTA Metro-North Railroad will operate on a ‘near-normal’ weekday schedule come Monday. See Monday train schedule updates here:
Mudslide in Westchester County causes Metro-North, Amtrak service suspensions
Metro-North Railroad and Amtrak had reports of debris on tracks in Westchester County due to a mudslide nearby.
Local NY farms struggling due to rainy weather: 'Unprecedented for us'
Harvest Moon Farm and Orchard in North Salem has been forced to shut down the apple orchard and the pumpkin patch for the past six consecutive weekends.
Library receives overdue book, 90 years later: Here's the late fee
In the front cover pocket was a borrowing card filled with names and dates that read as old as March, 25, 1930.
Yonkers DPW crews work overtime to clear flood debris after recent storm
Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano is calling on the federal government to issue a state of emergency, so funding can go to the state, which in turn will help local communities recover and rebuild from the storm.
Torrential rain leads to flooding in Westchester County
Roughly five inches of rain has fallen in some Westchester County communities.
No Fly Zone: Westchester Parks declare war on lanternflies with high-powered vacuums
Westchester is using high-powered vacuums to battle the stubborn invasive species.
Yonkers police officer punched in face: Fury after alleged attacker released without bail
Police and local officials are furious after a man was released without bail after, unprovoked, punching a Yonkers police officer who was assisting him in the face, breaking the officer's nose.
White Plains' largest movie theater shuts down
However, in a matter of weeks, the curtain will come down at this movie theater.
New DNA evidence clears 72-year-old man after decades of wrongful conviction
On his 72nd birthday, Leonard Mack received the gift of a lifetime.
Disabled advocates fight Lyft's discrimination with federal lawsuit
Dozens rallied today outside the federal courthouse in White Plains to support the lawsuit which aims to remove a blocker that prevents disabled riders from ordering a wheelchair-accessible Lyft ride across the U-S.
7-year-old boy attacked by bear in Westchester
The boy went outside to play in his backyard when he encountered the bear.
Mount Vernon school merger has parents concerned for child safety
As for safety concerns, the district guarantees security guards at every entrance and a fence to separate the buildings.
Rally demands justice for Jarrell Garris
Garris, who dealt with mental health issues, was shot by New Rochelle Detective Steven Conn on July 3 after he was accused of stealing fruit from a local supermarket.
'Street takeovers' create chaos on Mario Cuomo Bridge
Street takeovers are social media-organized flash mods, often involving hundreds of spectators and multiple cars that arrive at specific locations, blocking traffic to speed and show off dangerous driving stunts.
Mount Vernon police officer indicted, accused of using stun gun 7 times on handcuffed man
Sgt. Mario Stewart, a commander on the force in Mount Vernon, fired his Taser at the man seven times in two minutes, according to the indictment. He is charged with violating the person’s constitutional rights by using excessive force.