Haverstraw, NY – The Haverstraw Police Department has officially welcomed two new officers to its ranks this week. Police Officer Christopher Cruger and Police Officer Thomas O'Riordan were sworn in during a ceremony, where they took their oaths of office in front of a gathering that included family, colleagues, and members of the Haverstraw community. The ceremony, hosted … [Read more...] about Haverstraw Police Dept Swears In New Officers
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NR School District Awarded $2.4 Million for Universal Prekindergarten Programs
Garnerville, NY – The North Rockland Central School District has been awarded $2.4 million in state funding from the New York State Education Department (NYSED) to expand access to Universal Prekindergarten (UPK) programs for local families. The grant, one of the largest of the 64 awarded statewide, will enable the district to offer more full-day prekindergarten placements, … [Read more...] about NR School District Awarded $2.4 Million for Universal Prekindergarten Programs
New City Man Arrested for Possession of Ghost Gun
New City, NY – A months-long investigation by the Rockland County District Attorney's Office Drug Task Force resulted in the arrest of Charles Breslow, 24, of New City, NY, for possessing an illegal "ghost gun." The arrest was made after a search warrant was executed at Breslow’s home on April 7, 2025. Ghost guns, untraceable and un-serialized firearms, have raised … [Read more...] about New City Man Arrested for Possession of Ghost Gun
Dept of Health celebrates National Public Health Week
New City, NY - The Rockland County Department of Health celebrated National Public Health Week this past week from April 7 to April 13, 2025. This event, sponsored annually by the American Public Health Association, marked its 30th anniversary this year, offering a perfect opportunity to reflect on the successes achieved in public health and to reinforce the continued efforts … [Read more...] about Dept of Health celebrates National Public Health Week
Manhattan Congestion Pricing Extended to Summer, Pending Fed Decision
New City, NY - Manhattan’s congestion pricing program is set to remain in effect through the fall, following a court-approved timeline between the Trump administration and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), delaying any potential ruling on the controversial tolling system until at least mid-summer. The agreement, submitted last Friday to U.S. District Judge … [Read more...] about Manhattan Congestion Pricing Extended to Summer, Pending Fed Decision