Scott Willis

With 320,000 Onondaga County residents eligible to vote this year, officials urge voters—especially those returning to in-person voting after years—to rely on trusted sources like the county’s website, onvote.net, to avoid misinformation.

Onondaga County early voting sites saw a decrease in turnout for a third day, with Thursday’s total down to 6,800 voters from an initial record of 11,000 on the first day.

Democrat John Mannion, left, is challenging Republican incumbent Brandon Williams in the 22nd congressional district.

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The New York Civil Liberties Union and concerned residents have sent a letter to Syracuse Common Councilors expressing concern with the struggling Citizen Review Board.

The number of newly enrolled members of the Republican Party lags behind Democrats.

Central New Yorkers will gather at the state fairgrounds for the 17th annual parade and expo, featuring over 100 local organizations offering services to veterans and their families.

Mark Stradley holds a molten piece of metal from a rifle barrel for a woman to flatten into the beginnings of a garden tool as part of an Armistice Day event at May Memorial Church Nov. 11, 2024.

Senator Schumer announces funding to modernize the Cortland-Syracuse rail corridor, aiming to improve safety, efficiency, and support regional growth driven by manufacturers like Micron.

People holds signs pushing city hall to take action on Nov. 12, 2024.