Robert Cox

NEW ROCHELLE, NY (July 17, 2026) — Anna’s Playhouse, LLC, doing business as Anna’s Treehouse at 3 Kensington Oval, was ordered to pay $8,470.95 to TriNet HR Corporation after failing to appear in New Rochelle City Court to contest the lawsuit, according to court records. TriNet HR Corporation filed the civil suit against Anna’s Playhouse … Continue reading Robert P. Rubicco: Criminal, Liar, Fraud, Daycare Operator — Part LXV (Anna’s Playhouse Ordered to Pay TriNet HR $8,470 in Default Judgment)

NEW ROCHELLE, NY (July 17, 2026) — A Westchester Supreme Court judge entered a default judgment of $13,282.29 against Anna & Jack’s Treehouse, LLC, of 138 Centre Avenue, after the company failed to answer or appear in a lawsuit brought by TBF Financial, LLC over an unpaid equipment lease. The judgment was entered because Anna … Continue reading Robert P. Rubicco: Criminal, Liar, Fraud, Daycare Operator — Part LXVI (Anna & Jack’s Treehouse Hit With $13,282 Default Judgment Over Equipment Lease)

PELHAM, N.Y. (July 17, 2026) — A Westchester County judge has entered a nearly $120,000 default judgment against Anna & Jacks Treehouse, LLC, a Pelham-based daycare operator, after the company failed to respond to a lawsuit filed by a Minnesota playground and classroom equipment supplier, according to court records filed in Westchester County Supreme Court. … Continue reading Robert P. Rubicco: Criminal, Liar, Fraud, Daycare Operator — Part LXVII (Minnesota Playground Supplier Won $120K Default Judgment Against Rubicco’s Anna & Jack’s Treehouse — Now Rubicco’s Lawyering Up)

Land Purchase Was Approved by Voters May 2025 and Finalized by the Board in June 2026; Some Residents Say They First Learned of It From a Letter Last Week NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (Aug. 7, 2026) — Residents who live near New Rochelle High School’s McKenna Field say they were caught off guard this month by … Continue reading New Rochelle High School’s $1 Land Deal With the City — and the New Parking Rules — Catching McKenna Field Neighbors Off Guard

DEC calls lawyer’s characterization “specious and callous, especially given the nature of Mr. Candelario’s injuries.” NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (Aug. 7, 2026) — Nine months after a chemical explosion left a maintenance worker burned and blinded at the Westchester Family Courthouse parking garage, Talk of the Sound has obtained a New York State Department of Environmental … Continue reading Inside DEC’s Case Against Garden Street Ownership: A Recap of the Investigation, the New Rochelle Planning Board’s Blind Spot, and What’s Still Unanswered

WHITE PLAINS, NY (August 14, 2026) — A Westchester County Supreme Court judge has ordered the City School District of New Rochelle to submit unredacted copies of its Shrub Oak International School legal invoices directly to the court for private review, after the district’s public version of the records left nearly every dollar figure blacked … Continue reading New Rochelle School District Ordered to Turn Over Unredacted Shrub Oak Legal Bills for Judge’s Review

NEW ROCHELLE, NY (August 14, 2026) — As the New York State Comptroller’s office begins an audit of New Rochelle’s finances, journalist Robert Cox has filed three new Freedom of Information Law requests seeking city financial records, adding to a nearly yearlong struggle over what the city has and has not disclosed about its finances. … Continue reading New Rochelle Faces Widening Fight Over Financial Records as State Audit Gets Underway

NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (August 14, 2026) — Maureen Callahan, host of the national podcast “The Nerve,” credited Talk of the Sound by name on air for reporting exclusive updates in the trespassing case against Gabriel Hostin, son of ABC “The View” co-host Sunny Hostin, that had not appeared in major mainstream outlets. Talk of the … Continue reading Talk of the Sound Strikes The Nerve with Exclusive on Sunny Hostin’s Son and His New Lawyer Teny Geragos

NEW ROCHELLE, NY (August 15, 2026) — On July 29, City Manager Wilfredo Melendez told Robert Cox the audit he’d requested would be provided “upon completion.” The audit had actually been finalized and filed a month earlier, on June 30. Melendez also argued the report wasn’t a qualifying “external audit” because the City, not an … Continue reading Open Letter to New Rochelle City Manager: Melendez Said the Audit Wasn’t Final. It Was — a Month Earlier.

District seeks to screen records before judge sees them; Cox objects as court prepares new ruling WHITE PLAINS, NY (August 15, 2026) — The City School District of New Rochelle is asking a Westchester County Supreme Court judge for permission to keep portions of its Shrub Oak International School legal invoices redacted — even from … Continue reading New Rochelle Schools Ask Judge to Keep Parts of Shrub Oak Legal Bills Out of Her Review