Retired prosecutor and now Syracuse University professor Rick Trunfio told News 12 Monday "the DA's office was exactly right" not to pursue charges against the officer.

Peekskill activists ask state to probe DA decision to clear officer in viral violent arrest

The church's new pastor, Cedric McCoy, does not want the community to think the church's outreach projects are just for homeless people. The church does not even use the word "homeless" anymore in its newsletters and flyers.


Spring Valley church leaders hold annual Christmas outreach for neighbors, rich or poor

Staff said Christmas Eve locals and guests have been marveling at the edible art pieces and have voted in large numbers at the front desk's voting box.

Bear Mountain Inn's candy house contest entries inspired by area landmarks and old TV shows

Peekskill residents are calling for accountability and reform at the city's police department after no charges were filed against an officer seen on camera during a violent arrest.

No charges in Peekskill violent arrest sparks calls for accountability and reform

Eric Goldstein, an advocate with the National Resources Defense Council, had waited for more than 25 years for the city's Department of Environmental Protection to buy the key stretch of undeveloped land in the Kensico Reservoir watershed in Valhalla.

New York City makes record land buy in Westchester to protect water supply

Senator Chuck Schumer visited with Boscobel staff Monday to announce he is requesting $500,000 in next year's federal budget just for the remaining Boscobel repairs.

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