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Amy Roe/USFWSA new agreement between the United States, the State of New York, and the Onondaga Nation puts 1,023 acres of land back in the hands of Indigenous people. -
The technology uses a laser that spins 360 degrees to develop three-dimensional models. Syracuse University can use the Faro Scanner to make digital 3D versions of entire buildings on their campus.
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The position can prove to be an important one. Twice in the past fifteen years, a lieutenant governor in New York found themselves suddenly elevated to governor. -
The 5th district councilor founded the "Community for the Grid" campaign, and has deep knowledge of the viaduct replacement project.
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Syracuse Common councilors approved an agreement that spells out the roles of the city, the school district, and Onondaga County in the construction of the school.
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The bill targets voter discrimination, enhances legal protections for voters and centralizes election data in New York.
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More than 700 primary voters have already chosen which candidate they’d like to see for governor on the November ballot.
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Onondaga County has eight early voting sites that are open daily through June 26.
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Festivities began with a flag raising event at city hall Friday.
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Rick Hansen, an election law professor, says misleading claims about the 2020 election are "undermining the integrity of our election system and it's incredibly dangerous."
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Dr. King Elementary School students toured SUNY ESF and learned about urban environments and local higher education opportunities
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Syracuse’s leaders in gun violence prevention gathered Wednesday. They were joined by Chicago-based community violence prevention expert Dr. Chico Tillmon of Chicago. He's been hired by the city to conduct an assessment.
