Motorists’ personal data captured by the city's 17 license plate readers is shared with nearly 50 local law enforcement ...

Users and emergency records question the roundabout’s road safety following a troubling accumulation of crashes at ...

In anticipation of the opening of school, on Wednesday, Sept. 2, the Peekskill Herald reached out to the Peekskill City ...

That changed in 2017. A Republican-controlled Congress passed, and President Trump signed, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

The decision and order was made by Peekskill City Court Judge April Mckenzie, according to court documents obtained by the ...

A North Carolina man and two Peekskill residents were arrested on Aug. 16 for the illegal possession of a handgun, New York ...

Free computer workshops in Peekskill opened the door to employment for Mariana, a 53-year-old Columbian emigre ...

A new option to get on the Hudson River is coming to Fleischmann Pier. Starting Wednesday, Aug. 19, Saugerties Marina plans to operate a pontoon boat concession from the pier to provide private ...

The sixth edition of OZland Festival will take place in a different way. Six days of activities related to the classic tale of the yellow brick road, written by L. Frank Baum, will be part of the ...

For more than a quarter century, one voice has become inseparable from Friday nights, championship games, and unforgettable moments in Peekskill athletics. Mike Sabini preparing to announce a track ...

The recent closures of two long-standing eateries — Gleason’s and Birdsall House, both overseen by John Sharp — have sparked animated conversations in the community on what some see as the precarious ...

When Beacon realtor Neil Caplan and wife Darlene went looking for theater space in the early 1990s, it’s a good bet they didn’t expect to end up with an entire island where an ever-growing schedule of ...