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December 31, 2025
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New Rochelle Fire Department Honors Retiring Administrative Assistant Sue Hamill: Sue Hamill, who dedicated almost 33 years to serving as Administrative Assistant to the Fire Commissioner in New Rochelle, concluded her tenure at Fire Headquarters on December 30, 2025. Her departure was marked by a gathering of family and colleagues recognizing her longstanding commitment. Hamill was regarded as a valued member of the department and played a key role through the tenure of three fire chiefs. Her retirement signifies the end of a notable career in city service. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 31)
December 30, 2025
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New Rochelle Firefighter Michael Yannuzzi Retires After 35 Years of Service: Firefighter Michael Yannuzzi has retired after a 35-year career with the New Rochelle Fire Department. During his service, he received multiple commendations, including three Letters of Commendation, six Unit Citations, and a Life Saving Award. Yannuzzi was recognized for his dedication and contributions to the safety of the community. His lengthy career stands as a testament to his commitment to public safety in New Rochelle. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 30)
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New Rochelle Single-Family Home Prices Rise Despite Lower Inventory in November: In November 2025, the single-family home market in the New Rochelle School District experienced price increases and quicker sales, according to a recent market update. This occurred even as the total number of sales and available inventory both declined compared to previous months. Eighteen homes were sold during the month, reflecting continued buyer demand despite fewer listings. The data highlights the area's ongoing market stability as the year drew to a close. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 30)
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New Rochelle Police Arrest Two in Early Morning Car Theft Sting: Police in New Rochelle apprehended two individuals early Tuesday after a report of license plate theft from parked vehicles. Officers responding to the incident recovered two stolen cars and seized an illegal firearm, described as a ghost gun. The arrests were made following coordinated efforts by local law enforcement during the morning hours. Authorities continue to investigate whether the suspects were connected to other vehicle-related crimes in the area. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 30)
December 24, 2025
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New Rochelle Youth Performers Celebrate the Holidays at Remington Clubhouse Event: The Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle hosted a holiday showcase at the Remington Clubhouse on December 19, drawing over 100 attendees. More than 100 local youths participated, offering a mix of singing, dancing, and poetry to mark the season. The event provided an opportunity for young performers to share their creativity with the community. The festive gathering highlighted the importance of local youth arts programs during the holiday period. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 24)
December 23, 2025
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Several Injured After Car Hits Pedestrian and Crashes Into North Avenue Building: Emergency crews in New Rochelle responded to a serious accident on North Avenue, where a car struck a pedestrian before colliding with a building. Multiple fire units, including rescue and ladder companies, were dispatched to manage the scene and assist the injured. Several victims were transported to area hospitals for treatment. Authorities are investigating the circumstances leading up to the crash and the extent of the injuries. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 23)
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Body Camera Footage Released in 2023 Fatal Shooting of Jerrell Garris in New Rochelle: After over two years of requests, the New York Attorney General’s office has released the full body-worn camera footage from the July 2023 police shooting of Jerrell Garris in New Rochelle. The release follows persistent Freedom of Information Law efforts by local journalists. Garris, age 37, died as a result of the incident, prompting ongoing community interest in the case. The videos provide new insight into the interaction that led to his death. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 23)
December 22, 2025
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Brooklyn Resident Charged in New Rochelle Home Invasion Robbery: A 28-year-old man from Brooklyn has been arrested by New Rochelle detectives in connection with a violent home invasion robbery that took place in July on Kewanee Road. The incident involved armed suspects who stole a Rolex watch and a gold necklace from the property. Police apprehended the suspect, Shakeem Hinds, without incident on December 22, 2025. The investigation into the robbery remains ongoing as authorities pursue additional leads. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 22)
December 21, 2025
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High School Students Without Speech Use Spelling Method to Communicate: Non-speaking students at a New Rochelle high school are turning to a technique called Spelling to Communicate (S2C) to express themselves in class. The method involves the use of a laminated board displaying letters and numbers, offering students a way to share their ideas and preferences. While some parents and educators describe the approach as transformative, its use remains controversial within special education circles. The method is sparking debate about best practices for non-verbal learners. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 21)
December 19, 2025
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Iona University Sets New Donor Record With First Five To Fight Campaign: Iona University Athletics in New Rochelle reported unprecedented success with its inaugural 2025 Five To Fight fundraising campaign. The weeklong drive brought in 959 donors, surpassing all previous single-campaign participation records for the athletics department. This initiative replaced the earlier 12 Days to Fight the Good Fight event, reflecting an updated approach to engaging supporters. The record turnout highlights growing backing for Iona's athletic programs. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 11)
December 17, 2025
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New Rochelle Nonprofit Receives Grant for Urban Coastal Climate Justice Center: The Energy Justice Law and Policy Center, a nonprofit organization in New Rochelle, has been awarded nearly $695,000 in state funding to develop an environmental education center at Five Islands Park. This project will create the Sound Shore area’s first urban coastal climate justice facility, aiming to address climate issues specific to the region. The initiative was included in a broader announcement by the governor's office regarding environmental funding. The new center is targeted to enhance local climate education efforts. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 17)
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Iona University Renames School of Health Sciences After New Partnership: Iona University has renamed its School of Health Sciences as the NewYork Presbyterian Iona School of Nursing & Health Sciences following a new partnership with NewYork Presbyterian. The name change reflects the institution’s commitment to advancing nursing education and highlights recent accreditation of its master's programs. This collaboration aims to strengthen the region’s healthcare workforce through enhanced training opportunities. The change marks a significant development in local health education resources. (Source: Westchester Magazine on Dec 17)
December 16, 2025
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Charles Thomas Varone, Longtime Pelham Manor Resident, Dies at 90: Charles Thomas Varone, a longtime resident of Pelham Manor who recently lived in New Rochelle, died on December 15, 2025, at the age of 90. Born in the Bronx in 1935, Varone built a lifelong commitment to his family and community, working first in printing and later establishing his own successful wallpaper and contracting business. He also served as a part-time code enforcer for Pelham Manor for 16 years after retirement. Varone is remembered for his dedication to work and family. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Dec 16)
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Rob Reiner’s Death Resonates in New Rochelle, Where Family Once Lived: The recent deaths of director Rob Reiner and his wife in Los Angeles have deeply affected residents of New Rochelle, where Reiner spent his early years. The Reiner family lived on Bonnie Meadow Road, a location later immortalized in 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' by Carl Reiner. Longtime locals recalled childhood memories and community ties to the Reiner family, reflecting on how the tragedy links national headlines to local history. The loss is especially poignant for those who remember the family's presence in the neighborhood. (Source: The Loop on Dec 16)
December 15, 2025
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Police Rescue Teen After Fall on Davenport Park Shoreline in New Rochelle: Police in New Rochelle responded to Davenport Park on December 14, 2025, after a 17-year-old boy slipped and fell on rocks near the shoreline. The incident took place shortly after 5 p.m., prompting a 911 call and a swift rescue by local authorities. The teen was extracted safely from the hazardous area by police officers. There were no details released regarding the extent of the teen’s injuries following the incident. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 15)
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Rob Reiner and Wife Discovered Deceased in Brentwood Home, Homicide Suspected: Rob Reiner, a prominent Hollywood figure who spent part of his youth in New Rochelle, New York, was found dead alongside his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, at their residence in Brentwood, Los Angeles. Authorities are treating the incident as a probable homicide and have begun an investigation into the circumstances. Rob Reiner was widely known for his achievements as both an actor and director. The investigation is ongoing as police seek further information. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 15)
December 12, 2025
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New Rochelle Council Approves $256 Million Budget Without Tax Increase or Fund Draw: The New Rochelle City Council has approved a $256 million budget for the 2026 fiscal year that remains within the state's property tax cap and does not use the city's unassigned fund balance for the first time in over ten years. The decision was finalized on December 9, 2025, and marks a shift in budget practices for the city. This move aims to strengthen New Rochelle's fiscal health while maintaining essential services. No property tax increase is included in the coming year's plan. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 12)
December 11, 2025
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New Rochelle to Offer Free Municipal Parking for Veterans and Military in 2026: Starting January 1, 2026, New Rochelle will provide free reserved parking spaces in city-owned lots and parks for veterans and active-duty military personnel. The city council approved the new permit program, which now accepts applications from qualifying individuals. This initiative aims to recognize and support members of the U.S. Armed Forces within the local community. Residents can learn more about eligibility and the application process through city channels. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 11)
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New Rochelle Audit Shows $9.2 Million Decrease in City's Net Position for 2024: The City of New Rochelle reported a decline of $9.2 million in its net position for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2024, based on the most recent comprehensive financial audit. This reduction reflects the city's overall financial standing for the year as outlined in its official report. City officials and residents may review the results to better understand municipal finances and to inform future budgeting decisions. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 11)
December 10, 2025
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New Rochelle School District Faces 10% Budget Cuts as Enrollment Declines: The City School District of New Rochelle has started planning its budget for the 2026-2027 school year, anticipating a 10 percent reduction in spending. Officials indicated that no new staff will be hired, relying on employee attrition to manage costs as student enrollment continues to decrease. These budget constraints were discussed at the initial budget work session held on December 4. The district is preparing to make significant operational adjustments in response to ongoing financial pressures. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 10)
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Dobbs Ferry Muralist Wins Lawsuit Over Unpaid Work Against Larchmont Daycare Owners: A mural artist from Dobbs Ferry has successfully taken legal action against Robert and Christina Rubicco, co-owners of Anna & Jack's Treehouse daycare located in Larchmont. The lawsuit stemmed from the Rubiccos' failure to pay for completed mural work, adding to a growing list of allegations involving unpaid debts and questionable business practices linked to the daycare operators. Court proceedings concluded in the artist's favor, highlighting ongoing concerns among local service providers. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 10)
December 9, 2025
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New Rochelle Child Care Center Receives 55 Violations from State Regulators: Anna & Jack's Treehouse, a licensed child care center in New Rochelle, has reportedly received 55 violations from the New York State Office of Children and Family Services since opening in July. The facility was cited for issues identified by state regulators during their inspections. Local concerns have increased as these violations span a range of operational standards. The state continues to monitor compliance at the center to ensure child safety. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 9)
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New Rochelle Man Reportedly Agrees to Controlled Drug Purchase in Ongoing Case: On December 9, 2025, new details surfaced in the case of Robert P. Rubicco, a daycare operator in New Rochelle, who reportedly agreed to cooperate with authorities by participating in a controlled drug purchase. The move was part of an effort to reduce the felony charges he faced. This development marks the latest in a series of reports examining Rubicco's alleged criminal and fraudulent activities. The case continues to draw attention due to its implications for local childcare oversight. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 9)
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Allegations Surface Against New Rochelle Daycare Operator in Misconduct Case: A series of reports has surfaced involving Robert P. Rubicco, a daycare operator in New Rochelle, accused of criminal conduct including theft and fraudulent activity. The allegations include accusations of stealing a deceased police officer's gold shield and other dishonest acts. These reports mark the beginning of a detailed probe into Rubicco's activities connected to his business operations. The case has attracted significant attention within the New Rochelle community. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 9)
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Arrest Report: Local Daycare Operator Detained for Driving With Suspended License: Robert P. Rubicco, known for operating a daycare, was recently arrested after being found driving his wife's unregistered vehicle while his license had been suspended six times. This incident marks a continued pattern of legal issues associated with Rubicco. Authorities have taken further action following his repeated infractions related to driving regulations. The case is ongoing as local officials address the matter. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 9)
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Local Daycare Operator Falsely Claimed Pace University Degree, Investigation Finds: An investigation has determined that Robert P. Rubicco, operator of a local daycare in the Sound Shore area, falsely claimed to have a degree from Pace University. University officials confirmed that Rubicco does not hold a degree from their institution. The case has raised concerns about transparency and accuracy in statements made by individuals holding positions of trust with children. Community members are being advised to verify credentials for child care providers. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 9)
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Claims Emerge Over False 40 Under 40 Recognition of Local Daycare Operator’s Spouse: A local news outlet has reported that Robert P. Rubicco, a daycare operator in the Sound Shore area, misrepresented his spouse's inclusion in a 40 Under 40 awards list. The report continues a broader investigation into Rubicco's past conduct and the legitimacy of his professional claims. The article encourages a renewed focus on alleged misrepresentations linked to his business activities. The ongoing coverage highlights concerns about local business transparency. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 9)
December 8, 2025
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New Rochelle Student to Lead Scarsdale Ballet's Nutcracker Performance: A senior from New Rochelle High School, recently named homecoming king, is set to perform as the Nutcracker in the Coleman School of Dance's upcoming holiday ballet in Scarsdale. This production marks the school's return to staging the classic show after a decade-long hiatus. The student, who is also a principal dancer, will take on the lead role during the holiday event. The performance highlights local student achievements in the arts this season. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 8)
December 7, 2025
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State Awards $1M to Combat Air Pollution in New Rochelle, Other Communities: The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has allocated $1 million in grants to support air pollution reduction projects in New Rochelle and similar neighborhoods facing environmental challenges. The funding was provided to two community organizations as part of the state’s Air Pollution Mitigation grant initiative. These projects are aimed at improving air quality in areas identified as environmental justice communities. The awards underscore ongoing efforts to address local air pollution concerns. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 7)
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New Rochelle Teacher Receives Statewide Recognition for Self-Esteem Program: A health teacher from Isaac E. Young Middle School in New Rochelle has been recognized by the New York State Association for Physical Education, Health, Recreation, and Dance. Richelle Calderon was honored as a Health Education Section Amazing Person based on her contributions to the Dove Self-Esteem Project, which aims to enhance body confidence among students. Her work reflects a growing emphasis on mental wellness and self-esteem within school health education. The award highlights commitment to student well-being in the region. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 7)
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New Rochelle School District Awards Tenure to 11 Educators: The City School District of New Rochelle recently recognized 11 individuals, including teachers, staff, and administrators, who earned tenure during the Board of Education meeting held on November 20. The honorees were acknowledged for their commitment and sustained contributions within the district. This milestone reflects the dedication of district employees to educational excellence. The event highlighted the value of long-term service in local schools. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 7)
December 6, 2025
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Five New Rochelle High School Seniors Receive Full-Ride Scholarships to Top Colleges: Five seniors from New Rochelle High School have been awarded prestigious QuestBridge National College Match scholarships, securing full-ride financial packages worth nearly two million dollars each. The recipients will attend leading universities across the United States as part of this competitive program. Their achievements place them among 2,550 students nationwide to receive such recognition this year. The awards highlight the academic accomplishments of local students. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 6)
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Six New Officers Join New Rochelle Police Following Westchester Academy Graduation: A total of 51 recruits have completed their training at the Westchester County Police Academy, with six of the new graduates now assigned to the New Rochelle Police Department. The remaining officers will serve in five additional law enforcement agencies across Westchester County. The new officers are expected to strengthen public safety services in their respective communities. This new class is set to begin duty following their recent graduation. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 6)
December 4, 2025
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New Rochelle Offers Free Two-Hour Parking Downtown for Holiday Season: Throughout December 2025, New Rochelle is providing two hours of complimentary parking in select downtown municipal surface lots and on-street spaces. This initiative aims to encourage local holiday shopping and support businesses during the busy season. The free parking offer applies from December 1 to December 31, allowing shoppers easier access to downtown retailers. The program is part of the city's ongoing efforts to bolster its commercial district. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 4)
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Boys & Girls Club Provides 781 Thanksgiving Meals to Families in New Rochelle: The Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle distributed a total of 781 Thanksgiving meals, food bags, and vouchers to local families during the holiday season. The initiative was carried out through partnerships with area schools, clubhouses, and community organizations. Additionally, 300 food vouchers were supplied with the assistance of the New York State Learning initiative. This outreach helped ensure that many children and families in New Rochelle were able to enjoy a festive meal. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 4)
December 3, 2025
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New Rochelle Resident Found Guilty in $500,000 Pandemic Fraud Scheme: A New Rochelle man, Aly Kaba, was convicted in federal court for participating in a scheme that fraudulently obtained over $150,000 from pandemic unemployment programs. Kaba, alongside his former roommate, used stolen identities—including those of deceased individuals—to file false claims for benefits. The illicit funds were spent on luxuries such as overseas travel and an expensive watch. Sentencing is scheduled for February 27, with Kaba facing substantial prison time. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Dec 3)
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New Rochelle Youth Holiday Market Highlights Teen Entrepreneurs: The New Rochelle Youth Bureau is set to host a Youth Holiday Market at the Downtown Recreation Center, where teen participants from the Secure the Bag: Learn & Earn program will present their small businesses. The event, featuring vendors ages 14 to 17, will take place over two weekends in December. Attendees can explore locally crafted goods and support youth entrepreneurship during the market dates. This event offers young residents valuable experience in running small businesses. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 3)
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New Rochelle to Begin Holiday Season with Kwanzaa, Tree, and Menorah Lightings: New Rochelle's annual Holiday Lighting event will take place at 5 p.m. on December 6, marking the official start of the city's seasonal celebrations. Organized by the New Rochelle Chamber of Commerce in partnership with city officials and the Downtown Business Improvement District, the festivities will include Kwanzaa, Christmas tree, and Hanukkah menorah lightings. The event aims to recognize and highlight the city's diverse cultural traditions. Residents are encouraged to participate in the event. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 3)
December 2, 2025
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New Rochelle Parade Sponsor Acted as Police Informant After Drug Arrest: Recently released police records reveal that Robert P. Rubicco, the 2025 New Rochelle Thanksgiving Parade sponsor, became a police informant in 2001 after his arrest for possessing Ecstasy tablets. Rubicco agreed to participate in a controlled drug purchase for the North Castle police as part of an effort to lower felony charges against him. The cooperation took place on the same day as his arrest and influenced the outcome of his legal case. This information has come to light more than two decades after the incident. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 2)
December 1, 2025
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Marie Therese Laloi, New Rochelle Resident, Passes Away at 90: Marie Therese Laloi, who spent many years residing in New Rochelle, died peacefully on November 25, 2025, at age 90. Originally from Jacmel, Haiti, she moved to the United States at 59 to join her son. Laloi was dedicated to her family and community, remembered for her homemaking, love of Haitian culture, and warm personality. She is survived by several nephews and will be missed by those who knew her. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Dec 1)
November 30, 2025
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New Rochelle Firefighter Honored for Rescue During Dangerous House Fire: A New Rochelle firefighter and Marine Corps veteran was recognized as the 2025 First Responder of the Year after rescuing a colleague from a house fire on November 30. The incident involved extreme hoarding conditions, which posed additional risks when a firefighter fell through a floor during the fire. Michael Parker, serving with Ladder Company, acted quickly to pull his fellow firefighter to safety. His efforts were honored with a local award acknowledging outstanding bravery in the line of duty. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Nov 30)
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New Rochelle Parade Sponsor Faces Scrutiny Over 40 Under 40 Award Claims: The owners of The Treehouse Play Place, who recently sponsored the New Rochelle Thanksgiving Parade, are under renewed scrutiny for ongoing false statements about a 40 Under 40 business recognition. Christina Rubicco was officially listed as a 2017 recipient by the Business Council of Westchester, but more recent claims from the business have reportedly been inaccurate. The situation has raised concerns about transparency among parade sponsors in New Rochelle. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Nov 30)
November 28, 2025
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Annual Christmas Tree Sale at Huguenot Memorial Church Supports Local Charities: Huguenot Memorial Church in Pelham is hosting its annual Christmas tree sale on December 6, starting at 8 a.m. at the intersection of Boston Post Road and Pelhamdale Avenue. The event will offer Fraser fir trees, wreaths, poinsettias, and other holiday decorations, along with festivities such as a holiday market and a Santa visit. Proceeds from the sale will benefit local organizations including Hope Community Services and youth mission projects. The event will continue while supplies last. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Nov 28)
November 25, 2025
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Junior League of Pelham Introduces Community-Themed Candle Fundraiser: The Junior League of Pelham has launched the Love Pelham 2025 campaign, aimed at strengthening community connections and supporting local projects. This year, the organization partnered with Homesick to offer two custom-designed candles inspired by Pelham, available to donors as part of their fundraising initiative. Proceeds from donations will benefit various programs, including upgrades at the Woodland Park Playground and support for the Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle. The effort highlights the Junior League’s commitment to enhancing life in and around Pelham. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Nov 25)
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Thanksgiving Parade Sponsor in New Rochelle Faces Multiple Code Violations: Treehouse Play Place, which sponsored the recent Thanksgiving parade in New Rochelle, has accumulated several code violations within its first year of operation. Among the unresolved issues are failures to complete required criminal background checks for staff through fingerprint submissions to state and federal authorities. The violations have raised concerns about regulatory compliance. Local officials are reportedly monitoring the situation for further developments. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Nov 25)
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Sponsor of 2025 New Rochelle Thanksgiving Parade Previously Convicted in Drug Case: Robert P. Rubicco, who served as the name sponsor for the 2025 New Rochelle Thanksgiving Parade, was previously arrested in 2001 after police found Ecstasy in his vehicle during a North Castle traffic stop. The felony drug-dealing charge was later reduced through a plea deal, resulting in a sentence of three months in jail. Rubicco's involvement with the parade drew attention to his past legal issues. The parade took place as scheduled in New Rochelle this past weekend. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Nov 25)
November 24, 2025
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Castaways Yacht Club in New Rochelle Sold in Confidential Marina Transaction: Castaways Yacht Club, a full-service marina located in New Rochelle, has been acquired in a confidential off-market deal brokered by Simply Marinas. The marina, which features 106 slips and can host boats up to 75 feet, is currently at full occupancy and presents opportunities for future expansion. Details on the buyer or terms of the deal have not been made public. The sale marks a significant change for the popular waterfront facility in New Rochelle. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Nov 24)
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Westchester Legislator Shares Insights from Delegation Visit to Israel and West Bank: Judah Holstein, a Westchester County legislator representing New Rochelle, participated in a recent delegation to Israel and the West Bank, accompanied by several government officials. The trip, sponsored by the Westchester Jewish Council, focused on learning about the region’s government, history, and ongoing challenges. Participants met with grassroots organizations to gain a deeper understanding of daily life and local initiatives. Holstein returned with new perspectives on international affairs and community connections. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Nov 24)
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Pace University Refutes Parade Sponsor’s Degree Claim in New Rochelle: A spokesman for Pace University has stated that Robert Rubicco, chief business officer of Anna & Jack’s Treehouse and sponsor of the New Rochelle Thanksgiving Parade, did not receive a degree from the university. Rubicco had previously listed a bachelor's degree with a business double major from Pace on his credentials. This clarification comes as the sponsor’s educational background came under review. The university has confirmed there is no record of such a degree being awarded to Rubicco. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Nov 24)
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Parade Sponsor in New Rochelle Arrested for Driving With Suspended License: Rob P. Rubicco, whose business sponsored the 61st Annual New Rochelle Thanksgiving Day Parade, was arrested for operating a vehicle with a suspended license on six occasions. The vehicle he was driving, which belonged to his wife, was also unregistered. The arrest occurred at 12:41 p.m. on Friday, June 17. Rubicco was 27 at the time of his arrest, which has raised concerns about his involvement with community events. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Nov 24)