Jacob Ternosky, 33, was arrested and charged with endangering the welfare of a child. Ternosky has worked for the police department since 2019.
Justice & Equity
Posted inLabor & Employment
Salt City Coffee employees try to become 1st at locally owned coffee shop to unionize
Workers say the company fired its head roaster because of the unionization effort.
Posted inJustice & Equity
Syracuse University students raise encampment in solidarity with Palestinians during ongoing war in Gaza
The encampment is one of dozens at university and college campuses across the United States.
Posted inLabor & Employment
Syracuse University clerical workers announce intention to unionize as grad students ratify 1st contract
About half of all Syracuse University employees have at least announced their intentions to unionize in the last year.
Posted inJails & Prisons
‘Deficient and negligent’ care may have led to the death of infant born at Onondaga County jail, state watchdog says
A pregnant mother repeatedly told jail staff she was in labor before the birth and death of her infant at the Onondaga County jail.
Posted inHousing
‘Good cause’ again takes center stage in Albany. How would Syracuse-area representatives vote on it?
Onondaga County’s delegation to the state legislature is split on tenant protections.
Posted inPolicing
‘What do you cut?’: Syracuse police chief says overtime spending not ‘feckless’
Syracuse Police Chief Joe Cecile responded to questions from city lawmakers about the department burning through its overtime budget in 8 months.
Posted inCity of Syracuse, Economic Development, Government & Politics, Housing, Justice & Equity
Syracuse Common Council gives go-ahead on 1st tax exemption for redevelopment of neglected Maria Regina campus
Home Leasing said the tax exemption approved by the city will help it in its attempt to get state financing and low income housing tax credits.
Posted inPolicing
This NY cop ran a red light going almost 90 mph and killed a young father. He still has his badge.Â
Read the next installment in our investigative series with the USA Today New York network and
Posted inHousing
Syracuse Common Council considering 1st tax break for redevelopment of neglected Maria Regina campusÂ
Home Leasing plans to build 181 units of affordable housing at the campus once it gets enough financing for the project.
