District Attorney Thomas Walsh announced today that Todd Humphrey, 46, of Stony Point, New York has pleaded guilty to Attempted Murder in the Second Degree stemming from a violent attack at a hotel in West Nyack, New York.
Watch this Pre-Pesach Safety Message from the Monsey Fire Department.
Firefighters rushed to Congregation Bais Torah in Suffern Shabbos morning after congregants began to smell smoke during Shacharis.
This week the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) confirmed the presence of poliovirus in local wastewater for the first time since October. This single positive result was collected in February and has so far been followed by non-detections in wastewater samples, but unvaccinated residents should still act now to protect themselves.
County Executive Ed Day announced that the Pearl River School District is the first district to officially opt into the Rockland County School Bus Safety program, agreeing to allow its bus vendor Chestnut Ridge have cameras on bus routes serviced in their district.
The Rockland County Office of Buildings and Codes has spent the past two weeks inspecting all properties owned by Jacob Jeremias, his wife Etsy Jeremias, who owns 118 S. Lake Street which was the site of a recent fatal fire that resulted in five deaths.
County Executive Ed Day approved a resolution establishing the Nonprofit Recovery Reimbursement Grant Program with ARPA funds to mitigate financial hardships caused by the COVID-19 pandemic by providing Rockland County nonprofits with reimbursement funds for eligible expenses incurred since January 1, 2022.
Orange & Rockland (O&R) emergency response crews today remain on elevated storm alert status to repair damage and restore power to O&R customers whose electric service could be knocked out by the strong gusty winds that continue to sweep through the region.
The Village will once again be providing for the community’s Passover cleaning needs, by having dumpsters at the Village Hall.
On Thursday, March 9, 2023, at approximately 3:20 pm, the Ramapo Police Department received a report of a pedestrian struck by a motor vehicle in the Hillcrest area of the Town. After their investigation, it became apparent that the man had been struck intentionally.
County Executive Ed Day highlighted the incredible work of Rockland County Government employees and the continued growth of Rockland’s economy Wednesday evening in the 2023 State of the County Address.
On Monday the Rockland County Office of Buildings and Codes (OBC) inspected 120 and 122 S. Lake Street in the Village of Spring Valley owned by Jacob Jeremias, who also owns 118 S. Lake Street the site of Saturday’s fatal fire.
Purim has arrived, and with it comes a creative video released by the Ramapo Police Department and Rockland Chaverim reminding residents of the dangers of driving drunk, and other pertinent Purim messages.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy toured Jewish communities in Monsey and New Square Sunday, where he, along with Rep. Mike Lawler, attended a fundraiser. McCarthy and Lawler were also received by the Skverer Rebbe, and Jewish community leaders.
Five people have died over Shabbos after a house caught fire in Spring Valley.
O&R customers are being hounded by a new round of predatory phone calls from crooks trying to steal O&R customers’ money.
To make roads safer for our children, the County of Rockland has partnered with company BusPatrol to launch the Rockland County School Bus Safety program.
A former Airmont Deputy Mayor has plead guilty of charges stemming form a gun arrest in 2021. The charges include six felony county of Criminal Possession of a Weapon.
Snow is again expected to fall in Rockland County Monday, beginning between 5:00pm and 7:00pm with snow likely to have already begun by 7pm.
A fatal crash shut down the Palisades in the early hours of Sunday morning, when an SUV involved was sheered in half and an occupant killed.
Town of Ramapo Supervisor Michael Specht lashed out against two despicable anti-Semitic incidents that went viral this week, saying that he was “outraged and appalled”.
It’s a truckers worst nightmare, and it came true Thursday in Haverstraw. A truck stuck straddling a train crossing was unable to get off in time and was sheered in half by the oncoming train.
