City of Syracuse

The city of Syracuse received a passing grade for amount of lead in drinking water. But the health standard gets tougher next year, and plenty of lead pipes need to be replaced to stop the problem.

Downtown Dining Week runs through March 14, with more than 50 participants offering special deals to introduce new customers. Meet 3 Syracuse locations that are participating for the first time.

Mayor Sharon Owens held Mayor's Ball Saturday night at the Museum of Science and Technology. Elected as Syracuse's first black mayor, Owens shared vision for the city's future to hundreds of attendees.

Hundreds filled the Landmark Theater for a ceremony that featured special guests New York State Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul.

Syracuse Auditor Alexander Marion says most snowplows do not have the required city license. Registration allows the city to check liability, workers comp, safety and insurance, while providing revenue.

Syracuse common councilors approved the $5.7 million project to turn a portion of Dunk & Bright’s furniture showroom into the Syracuse Fire Department’s main garage.

Sharon Owens made history Tuesday night, becoming the first Black mayor-elect in Syracuse history.

Colorful leaves look beautiful on trees but can be harmful if not disposed properly.

Syracuse will install fiber optic cable on West Onondaga Street through about November 10. The project expands broadband to under-resourced areas, but will cause delays on a busy commuter corridor.

Mayor Ben Walsh plans a meeting Oct 27 to share information about a grocery store slated for Valley Plaza. It will help with access to healthy food and boost economy.