Spring Valley News

Clarkstown police officers conducted a traffic stop on Route 59 in front of the Sears Automotive at 1:50 a.m. April 13. The driver, a 45-year-old Spring Valley man, was interviewed and appeared to be intoxicated.

NIGHT CLOSURE THURSDAY, APRIL 10, MIDNIGHT TO 4 A.M. Due to one-time, late-night repair work, all northbound traffic on the New York Thruway in Spring Valley will be diverted through the Spring Valley toll barrier on Thursday, April 10 from midnight to 4 a.m. There is no toll charged for passenger cars at this location.

Police say a jolt of electricity shot up the sixth-grader's arm at the Yeshiva Tzion Yosef on Widman Court Wednesday afternoon after he plugged a hot glue gun into a socket.

The newly formed Rockland Clergy for Social Justice is asking New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to take control of the East Ramapo school district.

Dozens of religious leaders in Rockland County are calling on Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office to take over a local school district.

A growing number of leaders in the East Ramapo community believe that Gov. Andrew Cuomo should take a more active role in the way their school district is managed.

The Rockland County Department of Health announces free, private and rapid HIV testing during National Public Health Week-April 7-13-and throughout the month of April.

A Nyack woman told Clarkstown police at 12:40 p.m. March 22 that a friend of hers had taken her cell phone out of her rear pants pocket while they had given each other a hug at the intersection of Waldron and Pine Avenues in Central Nyack.

Family and friends will mourn a Pomona father whose body was found this weekend in Harriman State Park after being missing for over a week.

The students paired up with academics and professionals from various disciplines to discuss ways to develop mass transit in Rockland County, with a focus on creating a train station in Spring Valley.