The ‘Run the Redline’ event will happen Sunday. Runners can see how redlining affected Syracuse.
Justice & Equity
Posted inOnondaga County
Onondaga County to put $1.5 million more toward CNY’s lead crisis
The $1.5 million will go toward toward door and window replacement in homes with lead paint.
Posted inHousing
Redlining in Syracuse: How racial covenants and zoning contributed to redlining
Redlining may have been a federal policy, but it relied on racial covenants and zoning.
Posted inGun Violence
He was appointed to reduce gun violence in Syracuse. Then his son was shot.
Lateef Johnson-Kinsey has had to help his son navigate a cynical world built around bullet wounds.Â
Posted inHousing
Redlining in Syracuse: How it led to segregation, blockbusting and white flight
While redlining took place decades ago, Syracuse is still living with its impact.
Posted inHousing
Run the Redline allows runners to see how redlining affects Syracuse
This story is part of a series by CNY Fair Housing explaining its Run the Redline event and how redlining affects Syracuse.
Posted inSchools
Thousands of kids pick up backpacks, supplies at Mary Nelson’s 22nd annual giveaway
For the 22nd year, Mary Nelson gave away thousands of backpacks to children before the school year starts.
Posted inHousing
Onondaga County’s new lead testing van to make one of 1st appearances at Syracuse meet and greet
Advocates have pushed for Onondaga County to revive its lead testing van for the last three years.
Posted inHousing
Another Syracuse landlord faces lawsuit over lead violations at rental properties
At least 15 children suffered from lead poisoning while living in properties owned by landlord William D’Angelo, AG alleges.
Posted inPolicing
Syracuse legislators approve 5-year, $6.8M contract for body-worn cameras, other equipment
The contract will net the department more Tasers and new interview room recording equipment.
