Major Labor Agreement For New York’s CSEA Employees
In what has been referenced as a 'fair' contract, CSEA members will soon need to ratify an agreement that will run through April of 2031 that would provide pay increases, paid parental leave and health benefit changes.
Big Tech takes a drubbing in Albany
State lawmakers are taking aggressive steps to regulate tech amid deepening skepticism of the industry’s increasingly disruptive role in people’s lives.
Federal Fentanyl Sweep Hits Close to Home in Mohawk Valley
Federal Fentanyl Sweep Hits Close to Home in Mohawk Valley. A major DOJ crackdown on a multistate drug network is sending a clear message to Utica, Rome, and communities across the region. A sweeping federal crackdown on a multistate fentanyl trafficking network is drawing serious attention in the Mohawk Valley....
East Syracuse man charged in Downtown Syracuse vandalism spree
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A 30-year-old East Syracuse man is facing charges after Syracuse police say he damaged multiple vehicles and attempted to damage nearby storefronts in downtown Syracuse early Sunday morning. According to the Syracuse Police Department, officers responded to the 200 block of West Fayette Street around 6
10 from Section 4 capture titles at NYS track & field championships
Ten athletes from Section 4 captured titles at the New York State outdoor track & field championships Saturday, June 13 and Sunday, June 14 at Webster Schroeder High School in the Rochester area. Corning-Painted Post senior Cella McLaughlin led the way among Section 4 girls with triumphs in two events, giving her a com
Hail Threat Grows in the Northeast Today
Severe thunderstorms are expected to blossom across portions of the Mid Atlantic and Northeast this afternoon and evening and the National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Center (SPC) is warning of the threat of hail from these storms. The greatest hail threat from these storms is over Delaware, much of New Jersey a
From a remote Cranberry Lake research station, new brook trout monitoring
SUNY ESF project seeks link between changing fish habitats, diets in state land brook trout ponds.
$995,000 for village living: Plus 88 more Onondaga County home sales
The Onondaga County Clerk’s office registered 89 home sales during the week of June 1 to 6. The most expensive home on the list was for a four-bedroom Colonial over 2,095 square feet. The home is situated on a .44 acre lot in Skaneateles. See photos of the home.
Onondaga County Early Voting: June Primaries Guide
Early Voting Begins in Onondaga County for Key June Primaries. Your guide to early voting locations, key Democratic primary matches, and making your voice heard before June 23. Early Voting in Onondaga County officially commenced on Saturday, June 13, marking a crucial opportunity for registered voters to cast their ba
Why New York Gardeners Are Embracing The Wild Yard Trend
You step into a backyard and hear crickets instead of lawnmowers. Purple coneflowers spill over brick borders. Bees drift through tall grasses. A rabbit slips beneath a patch of native plants. At first, the yard looks different. Then you realize it feels alive. Across New York, more homeowners are experimenting...
