Preparations underway for the Great New York State Fair with less than a month...
Preparations are underway at the fairgrounds as crews prepare for the opening of The Great New York State Fair on August 26th.
Yeti Frozen Yogurt & Cafe shutters, follows recent small business closures
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. Yeti Frozen Yogurt & Cafe on Westcott Street served its last frozen yogurt cups and ice cream nachos this past weekend. “I had to say goodbye to all my amazing YETI customers, families, children, and...
Sharp drop in shootings in city of Syracuse, but shots fired calls spike in...
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Gun crime is down in Syracuse, according to new police data. The latest information tracked by the Syracuse Police Department shows shootings and homicides with a firearm between January and July 2026 are down roughly a third compared to the same timeframe during 2025. So far...
Syracuse-area medical tech business is laying off workers, moving manufacturing out of town
Cicero, N.Y. -- Jadak Technologies employed roughly 130 people in Cicero when it was sold to a Massachusetts company more than a decade ago. Now, its current owner, Novanta Corp., plans to move manufacturing work elsewhere and lay off 49 of the 80 employees still working there. The layoffs are...
Share Syracuse Treasure Hunt memories and receive an exclusive 40th anniversary sticker
For generations of Central New Yorkers, the annual syracuse.com | The Post-Standard Medallion Treasure Hunt has been more than a game; it’s a cherished winter tradition. As the beloved event approaches its 40th anniversary in 2027, organizers are inviting the community to celebrate this milestone by sharing the stories
West Genesee schools superintendent David Bills announces retirement
CAMILLUS, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — At around his 40-year mark in education, West Genesee Central School District Superintendent David Bill announced his upcoming retirement. Bills, who has been leading the district since 2019, will retire on July 1, 2027. “I want you to be the first to ‘officially’ know that, with support from
The Strait of Hormuz’ standoff half way around the world has pushed CNY gas...
Renewed hostilities shutting down the Strait of Hormuz have triggered another sharp jump in gas prices at the pump. In Central New York, drivers are paying well over $4 a gallon, which is 14 cents over the national average. In Syracuse, a gallon of regular gas now costs $4.25. That's nearly a dime more than a gallon of
NYS DOT seeks input from Clay-area residents on ways to accommodate Micron traffic
Residents in the Clay area can weigh in Thursday on how the state can manage the growth of traffic as a result of the Micron project. It’s called “Central New York Forward” and includes routes 31 and 11, as well as the interchanges of route 31 with I-81 and 481.
This Unassuming New York Diner Is A Must-Visit For Breakfast Lovers
Tucked away on James Street in Syracuse, New York, Mother’s Cupboard looks like a tiny roadside shack from the outside — but don’t let that fool you. Inside, this beloved diner has been serving up massive, made-from-scratch breakfasts that keep locals and visitors coming back for decades.
Plans coming together to build final segment of Onondaga Lake’s loop trail
Plans to build the final and most challenging segment of Onondaga Lake’s Loop the Lake trail are moving forward. The 2.3-mile pathway would connect Onondaga Lake Park to Syracuse’s Inner Harbor. The trail traverses some difficult terrain, including environmentally sensitive areas and dense urban infrastructure. This al

















