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The case has been in the courts since 2020. The city could still appeal to the state's highest court.

Micron is investing hundreds of millions into a community development fund for the region. Meanwhile, Syracuse officials are considering a new shuttle for employees.

The city first began the process of overhauling of its land use plan more than four years ago.

New York Civil Liberties Union jumps through hurdles in court to gain access to city police disciplinary records after submitting public records request.

owners and workers Sergio Navarrete, Congressman Lee Zeldin, and many others spoke against this proposal. The Board will meet and finalize the plan on September 6.

The New York Civil Liberties Union is pushing to protect Syracuse residents from the harmful construction process of renovating Interstate 81.

Farmers in Central New York and across the state could eventually have to pay farm workers overtime if they work over 40 hours per week. The previous threshold was 60 hours set in 2019. Some are applauding the decision, while others say it’ll create hardship.

Civil rights, government watchdog groups, and others are contemplating their next steps after Onondaga County’s new legislative district map was quietly signed into law right before the new year. They’re not happy with how the process began and ended.

Syracuse-area health, safety, and parent advocates want the state DOT to ensure those living and attending school near the I-81 viaduct are properly protected from lead dust exposure when the bridge is torn down. They gathered in front of Martin Luther King school Wednesday, which lies in the shadow of the highway.

The legal battle continues over the release of Syracuse Police Department officer discipline records with an appeal to a higher court. The New York Civil Liberties Union has been arguing for over a year that the department no longer has any legal standing to withhold records of misconduct complaints that did not result in officer discipline.