As New Political Coalitions Rise in Congress, Who Will Fight for the Interests of Black America?
For decades, Black Americans have been told that the...
Independent Political Club Demands Protection for Veterans, Property Tax Reform, and Economic Relief for Black New Yorkers
By Black Westchester Magazine | November 12, 2026
The...
Construction Activity, Previous Violations, and Questions About City Oversight Demand Answers
By Black Westchester Magazine | November 12, 2026
A devastating building collapse in Brooklyn has...
By Derek H. Suite, MD | Full Circle Health
Patient names and identifying details have been changed, and certain clinical details have been combined to...
By the Numbers
Nearly 700,000 medical records analyzed.
49,586 youth records included participants 17 and younger.
Young people with cannabis use disorder had:
52% higher risk of schizophrenia
30%...
Early voting for the November 3 General Election starts tomorrow — Saturday, October 24 — and runs for nine days through Sunday, November 1. Every registered voter in Westchester County can vote early, in person, at any of the county's 25 early voting centers....
For generations, homeownership has meant more than a roof over your head. It's been the bedrock of financial security, family stability, and generational wealth....
The Dog Lives Forever: Yonkers Honors DMX With Street Renaming Ceremony
Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano and the City of Yonkers honored the life and legacy of Yonkers native Earl “DMX” Simmons with the ceremonial renaming of the corner of School Street and Brook Street as...
Guyanese-born Maureen Walker made history in November 1993 when she became the first woman, the first African-American, and the first person of Caribbean descent...
When news broke that Jaden Ivey was waived by the Chicago Bulls following public comments tied to his religious beliefs, the reaction was immediate.
Some called it punishment for faith. Others called it accountability.
Read: When Faith Becomes “Detrimental”: What the Jaden Ivey Situation Reveals About Modern Sports
But neither side...
Former State Senator Ruth Hassell-Thompson uses a Mount Vernon fundraiser to defend Councilman Andre Wallace's leadership, highlight his community credentials, and offer a message that could shape the conversation surrounding his political future.
