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Rockland and New York investigators have not released any conclusions for questions surrounding the fatal fire at the Evergreen Court Home for Adults.

Exclusive: Scathing letter from officials demand explanation into 'discrepancies' in Spring Valley's record keeping amid fatal fire News 12 Staff Updated on: Jul 15, 2021, 2:30pm News 12 has discovered new information that reveals the state is coming down hard on Spring Valley's mayor about the fatal fire at the Evergreen Court assisted living center - saying there are serious “discrepancies” in the village’s record-keeping. Our Tara Rosenblum has obtained a scathing letter that New York state officials sent to Spring Valley Mayor Alan Simon, asking him to explain why the village said t...

The charges In addition to manslaughter, the Sommers are charged with two counts of assault in the second degree, and arson in the fourth degree, felonies. They were also charged with two misdemeanors each, two counts of third-degree assault and two counts of second-degree reckless endangerment. Arraigned before Spring Valley Justice David Fried, their bail was set and they were moved to the county jail. Village building inspectors Wayne Ballard and Raymond Canario are accused of filing false reports to the state regarding fire inspections. Their charges included a felony, offering a false i...

Spring Valley employees charged for alleged roles in fatal Evergreen fire in Spring Valley News 12 Staff Updated on: Jun 29, 2021, 9:29pm Two Spring Valley employees were charged for their alleged roles in the fatal Evergreen fire in Spring Valley. State and local investigators were inside Village Hall last week to serve a search warrant for documents related to that incident. Village building inspectors Wayne Ballard and Raymond Canario have both been charged and released. They are expected back in Village Court in July. News 12 caught Spring Valley Mayor Alan Simon walking into Village Hal...

Drivers protest illegal taxis at Spring Valley Village Hall, police department News 12 Staff Updated on: Jun 24, 2021, 9:47pm Drivers took to Spring Valley Village Hall and the police department Thursday to protest illegal taxis. The livery drivers say they feel they are being unfairly targeted and ticketed by police when they're just trying to earn a wage. The Rockland County Taxi Drivers Association says it met with Mayor Alan Simon, the clerk and police chief two months ago to complain about illegal taxis being allowed to operate in the village. The association claims the day after that me...