Last month, after ousting numerous “leaders” within the Yonkers Republican Party, a coalition was formed making up over a third of the Party Leadership. A diverse group of Republicans came together with a shared mission: to rebuild a principled and competitive GOP in Yonkers—one that recruits, trains, and elects Republicans across our city.

Following June's primary election, The Yonkers Ledger examines five pressing questions facing our city: potential conflicts of interest involving Council President Collins-Bellamy, ethics concerns about Council Member Diaz's noise ordinance sponsorship, and the mystery surrounding WFP winner Angelique Lopez, who graduated high school in 2023

Yonkers faces an affordability crisis as residents earning $41,905 annually can't afford the $114,691 needed to live comfortably in NY. Despite massive development, working families are being priced out of their own city.

No Kings Protest Planned for Warburton area in Northwest Yonkers

Rally for Immigrants 6/2/25 in Yonkers

We have just had a new 2025 Yonkers City Budget approved by the City council and there are new water fees and an increase...