¿En qué consiste el cambio? El 1 de enero de 2027 entrarán en vigor nuevas normas de Medicaid que podrían afectar a casi 13,500 personas en New Rochelle. Hay dos cambios importantes que afectarán...
What is the change? New Medicaid rules are scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2027, potentially affecting nearly 13,500 people in New Rochelle. There are two significant changes that will affect many Medicaid recipients:...
Joins long list of “wandering cops” rehired elsewhere after abusing civilians On May 29, 2024, then-New Rochelle police lieutenant Sean Kane’s body camera recorded him planting a bag of drugs under the car of...
How Harper’s civil rights lawsuit could impact police accountability in New Rochelle and beyond On July 13, Ivin Harper, who was arrested on false drug charges after then-NRPD Lt. Sean Kane planted drugs under...
Action alleges “a culture rewarding officers for unconstitutional conduct.” Ivin Harper, who was arrested on false drug charges after then-NRPD Lt. Sean Kane planted drugs under his car in 2024, has sued the City...
Tools the City Can Use to Drive Needed Change Part 1: Changes to the Economic Opportunity and Non-Discrimination Policy On June 9, 2026, the New Rochelle City Council presented the city’s response to the...
A milestone in a five-year struggle for increased police accountability After five years of demands, debates, and delays, New Rochelle’s Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) will hold its first public meeting on Wednesday, July...
A charter school is actively recruiting students for a possible September 2026 opening in New Rochelle although the school still does not have an approved building and despite a record of widespread community opposition...
2025 Data Reveals Poverty Wages and Meager Earnings for Local Businesses The “New Rochelle Model” for development was awarded the 2026 Ivory Prize for policy and regulatory reform last month in Salt Lake City,...
In a document that appeared quietly in a corner of the official New Rochelle website sometime in the past few days, the city has dismissed most of the concerns raised by residents about its...
Voter turnout was low, and controversy continues about cutbacks in school programs New Rochelle voters overwhelmingly approved budgets and bond issues for the City School District and the Public Library in local elections on...
Currently on the National Parks Service website is the following description of what is believed to be the first commemoration of Decoration Day, now known as Memorial Day. It reads as follows: “On May...
Part 4: Quality of life More than two dozen New Rochelle residents expressed opposition to a proposed revision of New Rochelle’s downtown development plan at a public hearing before the City Council on Tuesday,...
