Mt. Pleasant approved $391,595 in Clay Bird Lane cleanup contracts. Former councilman, residents level allegations over ...

A new film captures the real Bea Arthur in a rare interview conducted in 2006 by Dan Watt, her former assistant and friend.

An Examiner+ member can win two free tickets to see Carrie at the Jacob Burns Film Center, with a special Q&A after the ...

The Pleasantville School District is moving closer to enacting a policy that provides artificial intelligence guidelines but ...

Martin Wilbur writes about his experience serving as a judge in the annual Apple Pie contest at the Pleasantville Farmers ...

Local student Ava Accurso raised more than $2,300 for teen mental health. The Mt. Pleasant resident's event was held Saturday at a yoga studio in Pleasantville.

Chappaqua's Michael Shapiro, an award-winning composer, discusses his creative process in this interview with The Examiner ...

Longtime Pleasantville residents Tom Miller and John McCarthy opened Pleasantville Tavern in June, and celebrated with a ...

A mah jongg fundraiser in Briarcliff, organized by a breast cancer survivor, helped support the Making Strides Against Breast ...

A typical Home Fire Campaign visit pairs an installer with an educator. The installer checks existing smoke alarms and replaces those that are outdated or not working. The educator discusses ...

Yale Law School student Harry Seavey, a former U.S. Department of the Treasury official, follows New York State political and legal issues closely.

Ed, Yale Law School student Harry Seavey urges local governments in Westchester to strengthen immigration protections, following Peekskill's lead.