After a 22-vote election victory and an opposition party calling his committees '92% Democrat,' Mayor Pugh draws a line on residency requirements.

A Dobbs Ferry developer with a pattern of controversial subdivisions faces unified neighborhood opposition over a Mount Airy Road project that has already cost dozens of mature trees.

A subdivision at 52 Mount Airy Road has united a hillside neighborhood against a developer, producing the most contentious public hearings Croton's ZBA has seen in years.

When the Board of Trustees weighed a $36,500 study on dissolving the village court, two cautionary tales from neighboring communities shaped the outcome.

The Croton-on-Hudson Board of Trustees began budget deliberations for the 2026-27 fiscal year against the backdrop of a major water main break on Olcott Avenue, caused by pipes dating back to 1908. Village officials detailed rising costs in snow removal and waste disposal while grappling with the reality of the village's aging infrastructure.

The Board of Trustees reviewed a $7.2 million capital plan and faced pushback from a Truesdale Drive resident over a proposed zoning change that would reduce the minimum distance for chicken coops from 50 feet to just 15 feet from property lines.