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About 60 residents gathered at the Dunbar Center as blowback continues about a now-suspended agreement between SHA and SUNY Upstate to replace public housing with an optometry school.
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Tom DiNapoli's report finds nearly three million New Yorkers face housing costs that absorb about a third of their household income.
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A previous plan that would have created 800,000 new housing units fell through during 2023 budget negotiations.
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The Syracuse Housing Trust Fund Corporation would fill gaps not being met through other programs or funding sources.
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Low inventory is also a problem. Can the state and county eliminate barriers?
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Siena College pollster Steve Greenberg says 80% of voters believe that the cost of living is a problem, which includes the cost of groceries, gas , and rent or a mortgage.
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Dozens of people showed up to hear what company and government leaders had to say, and to share their hopes and concerns over Micron's imminent arrival.
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Hochul introduced the ambitious plan to build 800,000 units when she introduced her budget in February, but legislative leaders say that didn't give them enough time to discuss it with local stakeholders.
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Democratic candidate Sarah Klee Hood has launched her campaign to run against Republican U.S. Rep. Brandon Williams for the 2024 election. Public schools in New York will no longer be able to use Native American names, mascots and imagery, and more in the WAER News Round-Up.
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The citizen action organization of New York held a rally to support a bill that makes it harder for landlords to evict tenants.