Senior cross-country and track standout holds school records, excels academically, and plans to study medicine in college ...

Peekskill residents say they haven’t been crying wolf in past years about a “deadly intersection” at Hudson Avenue and Maple ...

Whether on the volleyball court or the soccer field, former Red Devils and Sailors are making their mark at the collegiate ...

Developmentally disabled woman is remembered by family, city in commemoration of Domestic Violence Awareness Month ...

Gather your ghoul-friends and dark-humored dates for a slashing evening of absurdly macabre tales and jauntily upsetting ...

Sergio Esposito (R), a Yorktown councilmember and deputy supervisor, seeks to unseat incumbent Pete Harckham (D) in District ...

Henry Seger’s legacy of bringing delight to children and adults with his epic Halloween displays lives on in a new venue this ...

Improvements for the 102-year-old span include a reinforced deck, modern barriers, fences to discourage jumpers, wider ...

The Paramount Theater’s marquees were lit up with “Welcome to the Paramount Hudson Valley, Governor Kathy Hochul” on Sunday, Oct. 4, as the New York State governor joined Peekskill officials on a ...

The City of Peekskill is moving forward with the next phase of the $10 million Mid-Hudson Momentum Award, which requires an equal match of $10 million, to fund essential infrastructure for housing. On ...

A proposed tax hike of 3.5 percent in City Manager Matthew Alexander’s tentative budget for 2027 was presented to the Peekskill Common Council by Comptroller Toni Tracy on Monday, Sept. 28. The ...

The underground infrastructure of Cortlandt has experienced a year of intense activity. Broken pipes, unstable drinking water service and, at times, dark liquid flowing from household sinks and ...