As the blizzard pounds northern Westchester County, Mount Kisco Village Manager Edward W. Brancati declared a snow emergency for the village until 8 a.m. Wednesday. During the emergency, parking on any street or roadway is prohibited until the emergency ends at 8 a.m. Wednesday.

A 16-year-old Mount Kisco resident is facing several charges after being accused by police of threatening to stab another teen. Thursday, Feb. 23: A jogger told Westchester County Police that she was being harassed by a man who, on several occasions, had run alongside her and tried to engage her in conversation, despite her asking him not to do so.

A 30-year-old Mount Kisco man is facing an assault charge after allegedly punching another man during a fight at the RiteAid store on South Moger Avenue, according to police. Erik Landaverry-Lemus, of Columbus Avenue, was arrested about 4:40 p.m. on Feb. 12, according to police, who said he is accused of punching the other man "several times."

Westchester County police are warning the public of a car booting scam in Mount Kisco. Boot locking devices have been placed on the wheels of Boot locking devices have been placed on the wheels of some vehicles in the area, but they were not put there by the proper authorities.

Local police are warning residents of a recent "vehicle booting scam" in Mount Kisco that involves the use of immobilization devices on vehicles. On Monday, the Mount Kisco Police Department issued an advisory to the community, cautioning that several residents have recently been victimized by suspects claiming to be able to remove the illegal boots from their vehicle.

Two Mount Kisco residents have been arrested in connection with the slashing of a 36-year-old man on Lexington Avenue, according to Westchester County police. The 36-year-old suffered a "deep wound" to his left hand during the Monday morning attack and was taken to Northern Westchester Hospital Center for treatment, according to police.

Authorities responded to several emergency calls in Mount Kisco, making several arrests, including a man accused of trying to choke a woman. Frank Maldonado, 26, was arrested about 5 p.m. Thursday after police responded to his Barker Street apartment on reports of a domestic disturbance, according to authorities.

Neighbors Link recently teamed up with the North American Family Institute and the Westchester County Public Safety Department in an effort to facilitate dialogue and establish trust between Mount Kisco's immigrant community and the police. This groundbreaking six-week program culminated in a 'graduation' on Tuesday, Dec. 13 at the Neighbors Link site in Mount Kisco.

Three men have pleaded guilty in connection with the July 2015 beating death of Mount Kisco day laborer Jose Reyes Sanchez, according to the Westchester County District Attorney's office. The defendants are 36-year-old Fredy Coronado Mendez Depaz, who pleaded guilty to a felony level count of second-degree manslaughter; his brother, 21-year-old Mario David Coronado Depaz, who also pleaded guilty to a felony level count of second-degree manslaughter; and 36-year-old Milton Aviel Ventura, who pleaded guilty to a felony level count of third-degree robbery.

A Mount Kisco teenager is facing serious charges after he allegedly broke into a woman's apartment and sexually abused her while she was sleeping over the weekend. On Monday, Westchester County Police spokesman Kieran O'Leary announced that 19-year-old Milton Herrera-Umana was arrested and charged with felony counts of second-degree burglary and first-degree sexual abuse after he unlawfully entered a woman's apartment on Sunday morning.

It was a busy week for law enforcement in Mount Kisco, which included an increase in police emphasis patrols near a West Street apartment complex. Shortly before 10:30 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 9, the Westchester County Police were dispatched to a West Street apartment complex in Mount Cisco after they received reports of suspicious activity in the area.

In the wake of several "luring" incidents throughout Westchester County , police in Mount Kisco are investigating a sexual harassment complaint a woman driving on East Hyatt Avenue reported. According to police, shortly before 4 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 5, a woman sitting in her car on East Hyatt Avenue reported that she was approached by a man who asked her "inappropriate questions of a sexual nature."

Westchester County Police announced that an investigation is pending into a pair of Wednesday incidents involving attempts to lure girls in Mount Kisco. "The first incident occurred at 2:30 p.m. on Langeland Drive when a teen-aged girl who was looking out the window of a home observed a car stop in front of the house," police stated.

A fake call to the CVS drug store on Bedford Road reporting a car with men in the parking lot with AK-47's and a bomb, caused the Westchester County Police to turn out in force to the store. At about 1 p.m., the CVS store received a call from a man who claimed there were males in a green car in the CVS parking lot who had AK-47 automatic weapons and a bomb, said Westchester County police Public Information Officer Kieran O'Leary.