Drunk Driving Moms Epidemic

WCBS - Mon Nov 09

Share + Nov 9, 2009 11:12 pm US/Eastern Reporting Kirstin Cole VALHALLA, N.Y. For the past five years the number of women being arrested for drunk driving has been on the steady increase.

'Ghost bike' planned for man killed by bus

The Patent Trader - Mon Nov 09

A "ghost bike" will be placed at the spot where a 66-year-old cycling advocate from Greenburgh was struck and killed last week by a Westchester Bee-Line bus.

Bus driver who hit FIT student had been suspended for texting

NY Daily News - Mon Nov 09

Jeremy Philhower was driving city bus on Wednesday when he hit student Seth Kahn .

Now the hard part: making spending cuts

Journal News - Sun Nov 08

Rob Astorino, incoming Westchester County executive, was elected with a clear mandate to cut property taxes.

The nursery gets back to basics

Poughkeepsie Journal - Sun Nov 08

Once upon a time, the ideal for a child's room was a cozy haven filled with sturdy push-pull toys, handmade dolls and a few baskets of dress-up clothes.

Astorino pledges wide net for new team

Journal News - Sun Nov 08

WHITE PLAINS - Rob Astorino had barely accepted victory on Election Day when he acknowledged that it took a bipartisan vote to catapult him into the Westchester county executive's seat.

Appeals court allows DiSimone retrial in 1994 Yonkers slaying

The Journal News - Sun Nov 08

A state appeals court has upheld a local judge's decision to allow Anthony DiSimone to be retried on depraved indifference murder in a Yonkers slaying 15 years ago.

Paterson encounters pushback on budget

Star-Gazette.COM - Sat Nov 07

Gov. David Paterson is calling back the Legislature on Tuesday to address the state budget gap, and he also put legislation on same-sex marriage, reforms of public authorities and a government spending cap on the agenda.

Are doctors what ails U.S. healthcare?

Rehab Management - Sat Nov 07

Nowhere in the United States has more doctors at its beck and call than White Plains, one of the wealthiest cities in the nation.

Driver Said to Have Used Marijuana Regularly

New York Times - Fri Nov 06

The sister-in-law of the woman who killed herself and seven others when she hit another car head-on while driving the wrong way on the Taconic State Parkway in July, told investigators that the woman smoked marijuana regularly and was a heavy drinker, according to a lawyer for the family of two of the victims.