Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon presented his proposed budget for 2023 on Thursday.
Government & Politics
Posted inGovernment & Politics
Onondaga County Democrats prepare for leadership change; Hunter expected to step down
Assemblywoman Pam Hunter has been chair of the party since 2018.
Posted inElections
Syracuse lawmakers narrowly pass citizen-led plan for redistricting
City lawmakers approved the newly drawn Common Council maps Monday after three years of work.
Posted inEconomic Development
All-in on chip factory: McMahon’s pitch to boost development in Onondaga County
A potential chip factory could spur economic development throughout Onondaga County, especially in the Inner Harbor and northern suburbs of Syracuse.
Posted inInterstate 81
As I-81 teardown, Blueprint 15 move ahead, residents push to keep neighborhood in tact
Urban planning firm Dover, Kohl & Partners solicited feedback on the Interstate 81 project last week. Residents have continued to push to keep at least some of the already existing public housing.
Posted inInterstate 81
Syracuse resident pushes planners for homeownership in post-81 South Side
Don Jordan, a lifelong Syracuse resident, believes homeownership needs to be incentivized in the post-81 South Side.
Posted inInterstate 81
What’s your vision for Syracuse after I-81 comes down? City wants to know
The city is hosting a design studio at STEAM at Dr. King Elementary School this week.
Posted inNews
NY 22: Francis Conole to face Brandon Williams in new Congressional district
Democrat Francis Conole will face Republican Brandon Williams in the race for Central New York’s new 22nd Congressional district.
Posted inElections, Government & Politics, News
NY-22 final forum: Candidates talk inflation, race’s biggest issues and campaign finance
Francis Conole, Sarah Klee Hood, Sam Roberts and Chol Majok answered fifteen questions about issues facing the country and the district.
Posted inCity of Syracuse
City of Syracuse ramps up enforcement of lead paint violations
The city of Syracuse began enforcing its new lead abatement ordinance Monday, two years after it was approved.
