City of Newburgh

A Juneteenth-Pride crossover event is coming to Newburgh tonight, celebrating the intersection of Black, queer and trans identity, hosted by CHARM.

The commission will study and make recommendations on how to change the city government structure.

The family of a Newburgh man who died during a New Year’s Day encounter with police after a pursuit ended in a crash is concerned by the narrative of events laid out in a police report they recently received.

The city is conducting its own internal investigation into the incident.

Awa-Moon Barnett plans to open the Hudson Valley’s first Black trans-owned bookstore, called home home Bookshop.

Members of the Restoration Advisory Board reviewing the federal government's cleanup of PFAS “forever chemicals” at Stewart Air National Guard base worry the federal shutdown will significantly delay efforts at the site.

(Airs 08/22/25 @ 10 p.m.) The Legislative Gazette is a weekly program about New York State Government and politics. On this week’s Gazette: As Texas legislators push their initiative to redraw Congressional districts, New York's Democratic political leaders are discussing the possibility of redistricting in the Empire State, we’ll tell you more about a massive road salt shortage, and the city of Newburgh is considering a program to some residents a guaranteed basic income.

The future of fair housing laws and rent protections in two Hudson Valley cities is in the hands of the courts.

The City of Newburgh is offering free transportation to COVID-19 vaccine appointments.The transportation is for city residents only for a free ride to and…

A brick and mortar bank will open in Newburgh. The city hasn’t had a full-operation bank in a few years, a hole that Rhinebeck Bank will soon fill. Local…