The van was part of a $5 million commitment to lead testing by county officials.
Justice & Equity
Syracuse police pitch 5-year, $6.8 million contract with Axon for new body cams
The contract would increase the police department’s 2023 operating budget by at least $600,000.
Sailboat that inspires peace and activism stops in Brewerton (photo of the week)
The Golden Rule is making several stops along the Erie Canal on its way west.
State AG’s office announces lawsuit against Syracuse landlord for repeated lead violations at multiple properties
The lawsuit targets Todd Hobbs’ 19 properties and seeks fines, restitution and ongoing inspections to protect tenants.
Remaining tenants at Skyline Apartments face ultimatum: Leave now or be evicted
Residents still living there are being labeled as “squatters” impeding progress toward fixing poor living conditions, but tenants say they simply don’t have anywhere to go
Onondaga Nation General Counsel Joe Heath debriefs on latest decision for nearly decade-long land theft petition
Heath calls human rights commission’s decision a win: ‘This is a significant achievement for the Nation’s 235-year struggle to regain their land.’
South Side case highlights clash between tenant protections, landlord rights in Syracuse
A single mother’s case is raising questions about judges’ discretion in local eviction enforcement cases.
Local brewery celebrates love in Manlius with second annual Pride Festival
Despite a short-lived protest against the event, attendees focused on togetherness, family and friends.
Syracuse Juneteenth Festival: ‘This truly is our independence day’
Community members gathered over the weekend with flag-raising, victory parade to commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people in the U.S.
Central New York celebrates Pride with rainbows, dancing, cheers (photo gallery)
The Central New York LGBTQ+ community celebrated Syracuse’s annual Pride Festival and Parade on Saturday.
