As Harborview Aquarium nears August opening, residents continue to question its $103.8 million price tag
With the aquarium opening this summer, the finished building is drawing as much frustration as anticipation. From homeless residents to county legislators, Syracuse voices are asking whether $103.8 million was…
Syracuse is hiring a nightlife coordinator as they look to retain young residents
Syracuse created a Nightlife Coordinator position to stop young people from leaving — but with summer fast approaching, nobody has the job yet. NCC News spoke to downtown residents and…
Syracuse mayor’s office says school zone cameras are changing driver behavior
Speeding violations in Syracuse school zones continue to decline, according to city officials. Leaders say the trend shows speed cameras are making streets safer, even as the program continues to…
Simpsons writer who predicted Trump presidency will make a campaign of his own
Simpsons writer makes a bit of a career change, shifting from writing sitcoms to running for president of the United States.
Home Headquarters helps turn houses into homes and gets first-time buyers in the door
The local nonprofit has helped more than 5,500 people get the keys to their first home.
SHA board elects new vice chair
Thursday afternoon marked a new chapter for the Syracuse Housing Authority's Board of Commissoners. Former vice chair Christopher Montgomery was recognized at the meeting for his service and contributions to…
Syracuse renews hotel and motel tax until the end of 2029 in an effort to help close the city budget gap
The Syracuse Common Council voted to renew the city's hotel and motel occupancy tax Wednesday, extending a revenue source officials say helps support city services without raising property taxes. The…
After-school program gains recognition in Syracuse
A Syracuse program is giving children more opportunities to socialize with their peers after school hours.
Rising meat prices continue impacting Central New Yorkers heading into grilling season
Meat prices are climbing across Central New York as butcher shops, farmers, and consumers brace for grilling season. Local retailers say new delivery surcharges and rising supplier fees are pushing…
Fishermen concerned as N.Y. State system tracks harmful algal blooms in Central New York
The growth of algal blooms in Central New York lakes have increased rapidly in recent months. With the summer around the corner, fishermen may see less fish in their nets…