Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins condemned the Trump administration’s decision to deny New York’s request for a ...

The Yonkers Ledger 2026 School Report Card shows a Yonkers school district making meaningful progress while still facing ...

A Yonkers resident has tested positive for West Nile virus after recent travel outside the county, marking Westchester County ...

September is recognized as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Westchester County is marking the occasion with an event on ...

Are you looking for something to do tonight? It's a slow week, not really summer, but not really Labor Day yet either. But ...

You've got the new pens, markers and notebooks. New sneakers that cost way too much. Tomorrow is opening day. You've done ...

A Tree Grows in Yonkers — S2E5... On Sunday afternoon, July 5, the Cross County Center teemed with life. Maybe it was the Fourth of... We enter a momentous week of celebration and reflection. It's too ...

A house fire on Hildreth Place displaced more than a dozen residents Tuesday, spreading from the exterior into the basement and first floor before firefighters brought the flames under control within ...

In Yonkers, party politics can be a blood sport. City Council aides — who have no civil service protections — can lose their jobs if they or the Council members they work for fail to toe the party ...

The primary is scheduled for June 23rd, with early voting beginning on June 13th. The Yonkers Ledger is covering these races as there is very little independent coverage to be found elsewhere. We hope ...

Is Yonkers politics about to get more competitive? File photos. With Mayor Mike Spano giving no clear indication whether he will seek an unprecedented fifth term, two City Council leaders are already ...