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Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Washington, District of Columbia – A developing winter system could bring accumulating snow to the densely populated I-95 corridor beginning Sunday and continuing into Monday, potentially impacting millions...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani issued Gov. Kathy Hochul a stunning ultimatum Tuesday while unveiling his $127 billion budget proposal – tax the rich or he’ll raise property taxes by nearly 10%. The eye-popping preliminary spending plan for the 2027 fiscal year would increase the city’s budget by a whopping $11 billion from...

EAST COAST — Advanced AI-based forecast models are increasingly pointing toward a potentially significant winter storm along the I-95 corridor, with a deep coastal low and widespread snowfall from the Mid-Atlantic into New England. Recent guidance indicates a 978 mb low pressure system developing off the Mid-Atlantic...

Residents are about to find out that “taking out the trash” is no longer as simple as dragging a bag to the curb. A new trash collection rule kicking in on March 2 will change how garbage is set out, which containers are allowed, and what happens if people ignore the fine print. The shift […]

New Yorkers will soon catch a break from arctic temperatures that have overtaken the state in recent weeks, with temperatures expected to rise above average as soon as this month

New York State Assemblyman Aron Wieder hosted joyous Sheva Brachos celebrations for his son in both Brooklyn and Monsey, joined by family, friends, and distinguished community members. The Brooklyn Sheva Brachos drew notable guests, including NYPD Deputy Chief Richie Taylor, respected askan Joel Eisdorfer, and Senior...

QUEENS, N.Y. (PIX11) — More details are emerging about a fatal fire in Queens that killed an 83-year-old man on Sunday evening. The incident happened on the sixth floor of an apartment building on 78th Street, according to fire officials. The FDNY was notified of the fire at around...

Mobile homes line parts of the street, some up and running with generators, cameras and water tanks — giving the area the feel of a permanent camp, despite the vehicles’ ability to up and go.

There is a small corner in Bloomfield where sundaes feel like time travel and the jukebox glow pulls you in like a beacon. Locals nod, smile, and change the subject when you ask about the best spot for a fudge-loaded fix, which only makes the mystery sweeter. I went hunting...

New York City’s paid sick leave comes as a bucket heavy with plenty of compliance measures. As of February 22, 2026, the legislative architecture of the city’s workplace has fundamentally shifted. This has placed a heavy administrative burden on every employer within the five boroughs. The amendments to the Earned...