I Live Here Westchester NY

“I Live Here” is a hyperlocal podcast that explores the stories, people, and events shaping life in Westchester, NY. Each episode dives into what’s happening across our towns and neighborhoods—highlighting small businesses, community voices, local culture, and can’t-miss happenings. Whether you’ve lived here forever or just moved in, this podcast keeps you connected to the place you call home.

Podcasting since 2025 • 99 episodes

I Live Here Westchester NY

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The Westchester Brief | 05.21.26: 11,703 Units Short — and Most Municipalities Are Making It Worse

The Welcome Home Westchester campaign released housing policy scorecards for all 43 Westchester municipalities last December. The county's Housing Needs Assessment puts the current affordable unit gap at 11,703. Most local governments are n...

May 21, 2026 • Season 1 • Episode 99 • 3:41

The Westchester Brief | 05.20.26: Crime Is Down 17%. Your Car Might Not Be Safe.

Westchester County announced last week that overall crime dropped 17% in 2025 — violent crime down 25%, every major index category improved. This week, police departments across the county are reporting a surge in vehicle thefts. Both thing...

May 20, 2026 • Season 1 • Episode 98 • 4:06

The Westchester Brief | 05.19.26: Indian Point — Who Actually Holds the Veto?

In March, the U.S. Energy Secretary and a Republican congressman showed up at the gates of Indian Point to announce a restart push. County Executive Jenkins said no. The political story is simple. The legal story is not.Today's Brie...

May 19, 2026 • Season 1 • Episode 97 • 3:53

The Westchester Brief | 05.18.26: School Budget Day Is Tuesday. Does Anyone Know?

Tuesday, May 19th, voters across Westchester County head to the polls for the annual school budget vote — the highest-stakes, lowest-turnout election of the year. If the budget fails, there's no revision: districts default to a contingency budg...

May 18, 2026 • Season 1 • Episode 96 • 3:47

The Friday Intel | 05.15.26: Westchester's Crime Drop Is Real. Is It Four Times Better Than the Nation?

Ken Jenkins led his State of the County address with a crime number: overall index crime down seventeen percent, violent crime down twenty-five, murders down fifty-seven percent — the lowest January through May count since 1990. Today's Friday ...

May 15, 2026 • Season 1 • Episode 95 • 4:12

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