News Briefs

Central New York's Congressmembers voted against the huge bill.

Candidates from 29 different countries took part in the naturalization ceremony at SRC Arena.

Two newly added programs are coming to the OCC campus in the 2022 spring semester, reflecting a rising investment in the education of medical laboratory and technology field.

Senators Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand said the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs bill will help local workers get good-paying jobs and reconnect communities divided by infrastructure.

The funding will go toward projects aiming to improve water quality and remove water contaminants statewide.

Governor Hochul announced the newest site of RSI’s software development center in Buffalo with a recruitment effort in the city’s refugee community.

Due to expanded eligibility requirements, New Yorkers can receive up to 3 stimulus checks.

The republican representative says state gun laws do not create a welcoming environment for the firearms producer.

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh believes that these new initiatives funded through the American Rescue Plan Act will foster a more inclusive and well-rounded learning environment for new and old members of the force.

The Climate Impacts Assessment will help to prepare for climate change effects in New York.