A local photographer uncovers the story of two Vietnam photographers, one with a connection to a Hollywood legend, in Katonah.
Once a beloved staple of towns across Westchester and Fairfield counties, the leather-clad silent vagabond’s true story remains elusive.
Tanya Singer’s Knitting Hope project examines how textiles and clothing represented both resistance and resilience throughout the Holocaust.
Westchester's favorite meteorologist, Joe Rao, gives us a simple explanation for why we all go along with losing an hour of sleep.
Since the days of Henry Hudson, the African presence in our area has been significant, but some aspects not widely recognized.
Since the earliest days of television, the county has produced and attracted some of America’s funniest people and hilarious hosts.
America can also the author of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" for codifying many festive holiday traditions into the modern conception of Christmas.
Find out what this seafood feast is all about from those who know it best — the owners of Randazzo’s Seafood on Arthur Avenue.
A Westchester photographer documents the journey to replace the Tappan Zee with the Gov. Mario. M. Cuomo Bridge over seven years in the Hudson Valley.
We dive into the real — and surreal — history of the county's most terrifying tales.
Westchester milliners are commemorating the ratification of the 19th Amendment in style!
Columnist Phil Reisman discusses the famed Sleepy Hollow tale and its impact on the county.
"Wonder Boy" Steven Crea was a fixture of organized crime in Westchester County as the underboss of the Lucchese crime family.
Become a bona fide local history buff after diving into these Hudson Valley-centric works.
After 42 years in prison for the heinous crime, convicted rapist and murderer Samuel Ayala will be paroled in September.
Frosty was born in 1881 in rural Missouri. At the age of 22, the six-foot, 185-pounder signed up with the Minneapolis Millers.
Out of fear-driven necessity, the coronavirus has made us a nation of compulsive, hand-sanitizing hypochondriacs.
For the past century, pollution has been an outsized part of the Hudson River’s history. Proposed NYC storm barriers, oil-barge anchorages, and other new challenges come with ecological costs. Can activists and environmentally conscious regulators ...
The New York, Westchester & Boston Railway preceded Westchester’s great postwar building boom.
You've seen him and probably wondered about him — the 24-foot tall fiberglass figure of the mythical hero in Elmsford. What's up with that?