2 hrs ago | The Journal News
Facebook threatener delays taking plea deal on illegal-weapons charge
3 hrs ago | The Journal News
Stony Point woman charged with biting daughter, 4
A 25-year-old mother is accused of biting her daughter's hand with such force that the girl required treatment at an area hospital, police said.
4 hrs ago | The Gleaner
US cops hunt Bronx man for stabbing J'can
The Ramapo police in the US are currently seeking a Bronx man for questioning in connection with the fatal stabbing of a Jamaican at a birthday party Sunday night, according to www.lohud.com.
8 hrs ago | The Journal News
Rockland Sheriff's Department to hire eight dispatchers
NEW CITY Rockland County Sheriff Louis Falco got an earful of static Tuesday when he appeared before the Rockland County Legislature in search of eight new dispatcher jobs.
17 hrs ago | Pacific Daily News
New center offers variety of services to those with autism
Even before parents recover from the shock of an autism diagnosis, they often embark on what one advocate called a game of "hopscotch" that lasts years as they search for the best services for their child.
21 hrs ago | Times Herald-Record
Cuomo, leaders agree on help for ailing cities
New York's financially ailing upstate cities will get help to avoid insolvency under a late-session deal between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and legislative leaders.
Scholar-athletes honored for noted work in classroom, on field
The finest in Rockland County academics and athletics were recognized at the 33rd annual Journal News Rockland Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner at Paramount Country Club on Tuesday.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
DiNapoli puts 24 municipalities on fiscally stressed list
Two dozen communities were designated Tuesday as fiscally stressed, including Monroe and Broome counties and the town of Ramapo in Rockland County.
American flag burns in 'suspicious' Palisades Mall car fire
Investigators early Tuesday morning were investigating a car fire in the parking lot of the Palisades Center in which an American flag was burned.
W. Haverstraw blast hearing resumes
A Rockland County judge resumed a hearing Monday to consider whether to allow a Cortlandt contractor to withdraw from a plea deal in relation to a natural-gas explosion that damaged several homes last year.
LISTEN: Shakedown in 'Papa Smurf' Case Caught on Tape
It is known as the "Papa Smurf" case - the prosecution of a reputed Mafia figure with the warm and fuzzy nickname of a popular, blue cartoon character.
Nyack Mayor Worried About Tappan Zee Bridge Construction's Impact On Boating
Newsday says two massive, barge-mounted cranes will arrive this week on the Rockland County side of the Hudson River.
Andrea Maulella & Andy Prosky to Lead Penguin Rep's How the World Began, Begin. 6/28
Penguin Rep Theatre will present How the World Began, Catherine Trieschmann 's thought-provoking new play examining contemporary America where religion, science and irreconcilable beliefs collide, beginning Friday, June 28 in Stony Point , New York.
Crucial early education program badly hurt by federal cuts
HAVERSTRAW, New York - It's been four months since the start of "sequestration" -- the mandatory federal budget cuts.
Clarkstown leads Rockland in most property cleanups
Clarkstown employees are taking over maintenance of twice the number of vacant homes as last year, signaling either a more robust effort by the town to address blight or a rise in the number of abandoned properties.
PAYGo NY aims to highlight fiscal solutions
Ulster County Executive Mike Hein is touting his plan on a statewide policy tour aimed at identifying solutions to the financial problems facing local governments.
Ramapo urges local pension freeze from state
The Town Board is calling on the state comptroller to freeze pension-contribution requirements on all local governments for the upcoming year and consider reducing their obligations.
Editorial: Rockland, taxpayers need deficit bill
With the legislative session winding down in Albany, all the drama is in the state Senate, where power is shared by the Republicans and the four-member Independent Democratic Conference.
Local Arts Index: Eric David Laxman
For over a century, our region has been home to extraordinary artists. Local Arts Index highlights the work of individuals who continue our community's rich creative legacy.