Ken Jenkins had a long history in Westchester government and Democratic politics before ascending to county executive to replace George Latimer.

Deputy Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins was selected today by the County Board of Legislators to serve as acting county

Ken Jenkins was sworn in Monday as Westchester's 10th county executive, replacing George Latimer​, who left his post for Congress.

Ken Jenkins was sworn in as Westchester County executive Monday after county lawmakers tapped him to fill the vacancy left by George Latimer.

In a ceremony at the County Executive's Office on the ninth floor of the Westchester County Office Building in White

Richard Wishnie took the oath of office Thursday to become acting Westchester county executive - until Monday.

Westchester's Board of Legislators has named the next county executive who will serve until a special election is held in February following the departure of George Latimer for Washington. In a special meeting held on Monday,

Ken Jenkins was sworn-in as Westchester County’s 10th County Executive Monday after being selected unanimously by the Board of Legislators to serve in the role until a special election is held next month.

President-elect Trump on Monday accused President Biden of making the presidential transition difficult, citing recent executive orders on climate and other official acts Biden has taken in his last weeks as president.