Syracuse city court judge

The refusal of a Syracuse City Court judge to marry a same-sex couple has raised concerns about discrimination in the courts.

Judge Felicia Pitts-Davis married a heterosexual couple but left the bench when a gay couple came forward.

The lawyer spent 23 years on the city court bench before retiring in 2010, ending a nearly 40-year legal career. He died late Monday at age 79.

Shadia Tadros is preparing to take the bench at Syracuse City Court after earning the most votes in a five-way race for two seats. WAER News caught up…

A tally of the absentee ballots from last week’s primary will likely determine the outcome Thursday or Friday for two undecided races. Rachel May…

Syracuse democrats heading to the polls for Thursday’s primary will see three choices for city court judge on the ballot. All are Syracuse natives, all…

A life-long democrat and candidate for Syracuse City Court Judge says she’s ready to challenge the Democratic Party’s designee in a primary. More than two…