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Scott Willis/WAER NewsThe sheriff and city officials spoke to the ways and means committee about the proposed closure. -
syracuselwrp.com/An online survey asking for feedback on $100 million worth of projects closes at 5 p.m. January 31st.
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It comes two days after the 50th anniversary of the landmark US Supreme Court abortion rights decision Roe v Wade, which was overturned last year. -
The latest Siena College poll shows a majority of New York voters appear to back Hochul’s 2023 goals, including, making more changes to the state’s controversial bail reform laws.
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City officials are seeking state grant for building rehabilitation, demolition and construction in commercial and residential areas. The city is also taking the next step toward demolition of the former Syracuse Developmental Center.
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The vote is seen as a political blow to Gov. Kathy Hochul, who nominated LaSalle. Hochul is calling for another vote on the senate floor.
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Hector LaSalle would be the first Latino chief judge in New York, but he currently does not have the votes among Democrats to be confirmed.
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A state supreme court judge ruled Thursday that the lawsuit has merit and will continue.
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The state Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing Wednesday on Governor Kathy Hochul’s nominee for the next chief judge, Hector LaSalle.
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Among Hochul’s plans for the 2023 session is a program that aims to build 800,000 more housing units in the next decade, and jump-starting the failing mental health system with an infusion of a billion dollars.
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About 10,000 carts will be delivered to households this spring in certain neighborhoods.
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Assemblymember Bill Magnarelli and Senator Joe Griffo are seeking details on the governor's many priorities.
