500 Packets Of Heroin Found On Hutchinson River Parkway In Harrison, Police Say 500 Packets Of Heroin Found On Hutchinson River Parkway In Harrison, Police Say 500 Packets Of Heroin Found On Hutchinson River Parkway In Harrison, Police Say
500 Packets Of Heroin Found On Hutchinson River Parkway In Harrison, Police Say A traffic stop on a parkway in Westchester County, NY led to the discovery of about 500 glassine envelopes containing heroin — and the arrest of a 35-year-old Massachusetts man, police said. The arrest happened in the Town of Harrison on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at around 8:15 p.m., when troopers stopped a vehicle traveling northbound on the Hutchinson River Parkway for traffic violations, New York State Police announced on Thursday, Oct. 1. The vehicle was occupied by Angel L. Sanchez, age 35, of Chicopee, Massachusetts, according to the agency. During the investigation, State Police K9 Vin…
This $2M Croton Retreat Boasts 24-Foot Ceilings, Private Sauna, Walls Of Glass This $2M Croton Retreat Boasts 24-Foot Ceilings, Private Sauna, Walls Of Glass This $2M Croton Retreat Boasts 24-Foot Ceilings, Private Sauna, Walls Of Glass
This $2M Croton Retreat Boasts 24-Foot Ceilings, Private Sauna, Walls Of Glass A newly listed contemporary home tucked away on almost four acres in Northern Westchester pairs dramatic architecture with an extensive list of luxury features — and could be yours for just under $2 million.  The three-bedroom, three-bath home at 32 Wood Dale Ave. in Croton-on-Hudson is listed for $1.995 million by Kori Sassower of The Kori Sassower Team at Compass, according to its listing. The nearly 4,800-square-foot residence sits on 3.7 acres surrounded by lawns, perennial gardens, rock formations, and protected views. Inside, unique features include soaring ceilings, oversiz…
NYPD Detective From Yorktown Dies At 44 NYPD Detective From Yorktown Dies At 44 NYPD Detective From Yorktown Dies At 44
Nypd Detective From Yorktown Dies At 44 A longtime Westchester County resident who served as a detective with the New York City Police Department has died at age 44. Samuel M. Gonzalez, Esq., of Yorktown Heights, died on Saturday, Sept. 26, according to his obituary. No details about the circumstances of his death were provided.  Born in New York City in 1982 to Samuel and Yolanda Gonzalez, Gonzalez graduated from Yorktown High School in 2000. He went on to earn his bachelor's degree from SUNY Albany in 2004 before attending Rutgers University, where he earned his law degree.  His obituary said Gonzalez follo…
Elementary School Evacuated After Contractors Hit Nearby Gas Line In Westchester Elementary School Evacuated After Contractors Hit Nearby Gas Line In Westchester Elementary School Evacuated After Contractors Hit Nearby Gas Line In Westchester
Elementary School Evacuated After Contractors Hit Nearby Gas Line In Westchester Students were moved out of a Westchester County elementary school after construction crews struck a nearby gas line, causing a strong gas-like odor inside and outside the building. Mount Kisco Elementary School students, as well as those part of the Hillside Program on Green Street, were transported by bus to the Fox Lane High School auditorium, Superintendent Robert Glass announced on Thursday morning, Oct. 1.  According to Glass, the district noticed a “very strong gas-like smell” both inside and outside Mount Kisco Elementary School. The district then learned that construction …
Man Scams Elderly Victim Out Of $20K In Irvington After Claiming To Be FBI: Police Man Scams Elderly Victim Out Of $20K In Irvington After Claiming To Be FBI: Police Man Scams Elderly Victim Out Of $20K In Irvington After Claiming To Be FBI: Police
Man Scams Elderly Victim Out Of $20K In Irvington After Claiming To Be FBI: Police A Bronx man faces charges after police said he impersonated a federal agent and scammed an elderly Westchester County resident out of $20,000.  Hoascalin Marmolejos, 32, was arrested in Irvington on Tuesday, Sept. 29, following an investigation by Irvington Police and the Greenburgh Drug and Alcohol Task Force, the department announced on Wednesday, Sept. 30.  The investigation began when an elderly Irvington resident told police they had received calls from someone claiming to be affiliated with the FBI. The caller told the victim that their bank account had been compromised…
Westchester Earns New Fiscal Stress Score: 'In Trying Financial Times,' County Executive Says Westchester Earns New Fiscal Stress Score: 'In Trying Financial Times,' County Executive Says Westchester Earns New Fiscal Stress Score: 'In Trying Financial Times,' County Executive Says
Westchester Earns New Fiscal Stress Score: 'In Trying Financial Times,' County Executive Says Westchester County remains well below New York's threshold for fiscal stress, even as officials project spending will come in more than $43 million over budget this year. The county received a Fiscal Stress Score of 3.3 out of 100 for 2025 in the latest results from New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli's Fiscal Stress Monitoring System, Westchester officials announced on Monday, Sept. 28.  The score changed only slightly from the previous year and again placed Westchester in the state's “No Designation” category, the best category available under the system, according to the c…
100 Days Of Free Coffee Up For Grabs When This Dunkin' Reopens In Mount Vernon 100 Days Of Free Coffee Up For Grabs When This Dunkin' Reopens In Mount Vernon 100 Days Of Free Coffee Up For Grabs When This Dunkin' Reopens In Mount Vernon
100 Days Of Free Coffee Up For Grabs When This Dunkin' Reopens In Mount Vernon Coffee lovers will once again have a chance to score 100 days of free coffee when a newly remodeled Dunkin' celebrates its grand reopening in Westchester County.  The Dunkin' at 440 East Sandford Blvd. in Mount Vernon will hold its grand reopening celebration on Friday, Sept. 18, the company announced on Friday, Sept. 11.  Beginning at 9 a.m., the first 100 Dunkin' Rewards members age 18 or older in line will receive free medium hot or iced coffee for 100 consecutive days through the Dunkin' app. Visitors who aren't already Rewards members can sign up on the day of the event …
Italian Restaurant Closing After 30 Years In Port Chester: 'We Are Deeply Grateful' Italian Restaurant Closing After 30 Years In Port Chester: 'We Are Deeply Grateful' Italian Restaurant Closing After 30 Years In Port Chester: 'We Are Deeply Grateful'
Italian Restaurant Closing After 30 Years In Port Chester: 'We Are Deeply Grateful' A longtime Westchester County Italian restaurant is closing its doors after three decades of serving generations of diners.  Pasquale Ristorante, located at 2 Putnam Ave. in Port Chester, announced this week that it has made the “difficult decision” to close after 30 years in business. No reason for the closure was given, and the announcement did not specify a final day of business. “This is not simply the closing of a business; it marks the end of a remarkable chapter filled with friendships, celebrations, memories, and countless meals shared together,” the restaurant said in a social…
236 Tickets Issued In 2-Day Taconic Parkway Crackdown — Here's What For 236 Tickets Issued In 2-Day Taconic Parkway Crackdown — Here's What For 236 Tickets Issued In 2-Day Taconic Parkway Crackdown — Here's What For
236 Tickets Issued In 2-Day Taconic Parkway Crackdown — Here's What For More than 200 tickets were handed out during a two-day crackdown targeting commercial and other restricted vehicles on the Taconic State Parkway across three Hudson Valley counties, police said.  New York State Police conducted the commercial vehicle enforcement detail on Wednesday, Aug. 19, and Thursday, Aug. 20, along the Taconic in Westchester, Putnam, and Dutchess counties, the agency announced on Friday, Aug, 21. Troopers issued 236 traffic tickets during the operation, including 133 for restricted vehicle types that are prohibited from traveling on the parkway.  Another 33 …
Crash With Injuries Snarls Traffic On Saw Mill River Parkway In Greenburgh (DEVELOPING) Crash With Injuries Snarls Traffic On Saw Mill River Parkway In Greenburgh (DEVELOPING) Crash With Injuries Snarls Traffic On Saw Mill River Parkway In Greenburgh (DEVELOPING)
Crash With Injuries Snarls Traffic On Saw Mill River Parkway In Greenburgh (Developing) A crash with injuries caused delays on the Saw Mill River Parkway in Westchester County during the Thursday evening commute.   The crash happened on the southbound side of the parkway south of Exit 23 for Old Saw Mill Road in Greenburgh at around 4:52 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 13, according to 511NY traffic reports. The right lane of the two-lane parkway was blocked at mile marker 12.8, but has since reopened as of 5:53 p.m.  511NY reported injuries in connection with the crash. However, the number of people hurt and the severity of their injuries were not immediately available…
West Nile Virus Found In Rye For First Time This Season West Nile Virus Found In Rye For First Time This Season West Nile Virus Found In Rye For First Time This Season
West Nile Virus Found In Rye For First Time This Season West Nile Virus has been detected in Westchester County mosquitoes for the first time this season, prompting health officials to urge residents to protect themselves.  The Westchester County Health Department announced on Thursday, Aug. 6, that mosquitoes collected in Rye tested positive for the virus.  The positive samples were the first detected among 61 batches of mosquitoes collected from 30 traps throughout Westchester so far this season, county officials said. New York State Department of Health tested the mosquitoes.  After the discovery, health officials reminde…
Hostin's New Rochelle Bodycam Ignites Megyn Kelly: 'Don't Lie To Police' Hostin's New Rochelle Bodycam Ignites Megyn Kelly: 'Don't Lie To Police' Hostin's New Rochelle Bodycam Ignites Megyn Kelly: 'Don't Lie To Police'
Hostin's New Rochelle Bodycam Ignites Megyn Kelly: 'Don't Lie To Police' Megyn Kelly unloaded on Sunny Hostin after newly released bodycam footage showed "The View" co-host speaking with her son during a Metro-North trespassing stop in Westchester. Discussing the video on her SiriusXM show, the 55-year-old former journalist, attorney, and political commentator said she understood why 57-year-old Hostin wanted to help her 24-year-old son, Gabriel, after he was handcuffed by MTA police on active railroad property in New Rochelle on Monday, June 16. "I thought, what is the controversy? I'd do this for my child too. She's behaving like a mama bear, and you're l…