Government

The Greenburgh town board holds a public hearing on plans to develop 100 acres as part of a biotech business hub.

Owners of Domino's pizzerias in Westchester, Dutchess, Orange and Rockland counties settle labor charges in a state attorney general investigation.

A recent poll shows presidential candidate Hillary Clinton losing to potential Republican contenders in key swing states.

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., seeks a federal ban on a powdered alcohol product set to hit shelves this year.

With a $250,000 grant, Neighbor to Neighbor plans to build a two-story facility on a church campus in Greenwich.

The small-business market in the New York state health insurance exchange will see a major shift in its landscape in January.

After authorization of the the Algonquin natural gas pipeline expansion project by a federal agency, representatives from four states request a...

Abraham Zambrano will take over for Richard Leins, who served the village for more than a decade.

Winston Strategic Partners owner Diane Winston is appointed to the board of directors for the Connecticut Lottery Corp.

Bridgeport Mayor Bill Finch touts that there is no tax increase in his budget proposal.

A land use columnist says the best planning efforts are community-centered, data-driven, and balance social, economic and environmental forces.

A Chappaqua couple has been approved to open the first restaurant, Chappaqua Station Farm to Town, in the hamlet's historic train...

A Virginia-based company plans to buy the Westchester Pavilion property from Urstadt Biddle Properties and redevelop it for $275 million.

Under the budget, seven areas in New York, including the mid-Hudson region, can compete for one of three $500 million economic...

An event marks the rollout of a consensus agreement for a cleanup of the Raymark Industries Inc. Superfund legacy in Stratford.