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Green National would still own the properties, but wouldn't collect rent. Walsh also wants the court to make the company pay $1 million to cover repairs it's neglected to make.

This week, Onondaga County is under a winter storm warning, flu shots are being recommended and the 50th Senate District winner is still unknown.

A judge ruled Green National failed to correct city code issues and pay a previous $300,000 penalty.

The State Attorney General is suing the Skyline Apartments and keeping the apartment's $300,000 fine after failing to correct housing code violations.

The city made an expedited request on May 10. The judge had issued a temporary order based on a stipulation between the city and the owner Green National.

The building in downtown Syracuse last year was the site of a grisly murder, which has highlighted several ongoing issues at the complex.

The city’s show cause action follows the state attorney general’s announcement last week that it’s retaining a $250,000 payment made by green national because the company failed to address security and some code violations by the AG’s deadline.

They include the troubled Skyline Apartment complex after the company failed to fully address code violations as required under their 60-day agreement.

Attorney General Letitia James is using the power of her office to hold the owner of the troubled Skyline apartment complex and other properties accountable for uninhabitable conditions. In a visit to Syracuse, James says Green National has agreed to address the problems in 60 days or pay a $300,000 fine.

The City of Syracuse announced Skyline Apartments failed inspection for the third time on Monday. Code Enforcement declared the common areas of the property unfit.