CNY Jewish community reacts to recent antisemitic attacks
Jewish Federation of Central New York CEO Mark Segel monitors antisemitic events to see if the community needs to be notified.
Syracuse mayoral primary could decide city’s next leader
Three Democrats are vying to become Syracuse’s next mayor in a high-stakes primary that could shape the city’s future amid transformative projects and historic firsts.
Weather delays crop growth at Downtown Syracuse Farmers Market
Opening day at the Downtown Syracuse Farmers Market usually brings rows of fresh produce and a crowd ready for summer’s first harvest. But this year, Clinton Square looked noticeably bare.
Syracuse is ready for peaceful protests, America may not be
Protests against the Trump administration are spreading nationwide, with Syracuse set to join the movement this Saturday.
Syracuse Workforce Run brings thousands to Onondaga Lake Park
Workers from all over Onondaga County packed into Onondaga Lake Park for the Syracuse Workforce Run Tuesday.
Farmers market prices across Central New York remain stagnant amid grocery inflation
Weekday farmers markets across Central New York are providing locally grown products to families.
Proposed New York bill could bring back gas pump clips
New Yorkers currently have to manually hold their gas pumps the whole time. Hold-open clips are banned under current state law.
A look inside Syracuse Landmark Theatre as next phase of restoration begins
Syracuse Landmark Theatre announced the next phase in it's restoration process Tuesday with the goal of returning the building to its original 1928 look.
Greek Cultural Festival returns to Syracuse with food, faith, and tradition
The St. Sophia's Greek Cultural Festival welcomes the community to live music, dancing, and festive food.
Reining Riders take over fairgrounds for Summer Slide event
The Central New York Reining Horse Association hosted its annual Summer Slide event at the New York State Fairgrounds, bringing together riders of all ages from across the region and…