Board of Education seeks public comment at NRHS Linda Kelly Auditorium The New Rochelle Board of Education will hold a town hall meeting on Tuesday, July 30, at 6:00 pm, to hear public comment...
Official public hearing scheduled for Tuesday, September 10. A proposed Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) was discussed for the first time publicly by the City Council on Tuesday afternoon, July 9, and the public...
Parents, teachers, and students describe inadequate staffing, poor record-keeping, and an adversarial response to complaints The Capital Preparatory Schools network has applied for a license to open a charter school in New Rochelle in...
Public may comment on the proposal for a weak “review-only” board at Council hearings on July 9 and September 10. The New Rochelle Community-Police Partnership Board (CPPB) has submitted a detailed proposal to the...
NRPD ‘Counting on People Being Disengaged’ as AG Investigation Continues On Wednesday, July 3, to mark the one-year anniversary of the killing of Jarrel “CeeTwo” Garris by New Rochelle Police Detective Steven Conn, protestors...
Early voting for Democratic candidates for Congress and District Attorney started Saturday, June 15, at United Methodist Church, 1200 North Ave., and at the New Rochelle City Hall Annex, 90 Beaufort Pl. Remaining days...
Unanimously resolves to form committee to monitor policing in New Rochelle At its May 23rd meeting, the New Rochelle Democratic Committee (NRDC) adopted a resolution proposed by District Leader Gene Tozzi to create a...
Fulfillment of campaign commitment immediately spotlights hiring practices as new IDA board convenes. In a significant move to hold developers more accountable for creating good, family supporting jobs and more affordable housing in exchange...
New initiative brings youth and city leaders together to shape policy and interventions. The New Rochelle Community Justice Center (NRCJC), in collaboration with the City of New Rochelle, launched a new cohort called the...
A coalition of New Rochelle teachers and environmental activists has received a $100,000 grant from the Long Island Sound Community Impact Fund (LISCIF) to expand the New Rochelle Eco-Ambassador Summer Program, which trains local...