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Pexels.comCOVID-19 emergency relief expired and a student loan forgiveness plan was rejected by the Supreme Court. Now, student loan payments will come due. -
Mike Groll/Office of Gov. Kathy HochulGov. Kathy Hochul said Tuesday that if there’s a federal government shutdown, it may slow progress on a new program aimed at easing the state’s migrant crisis.
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A weekend special election resulted in voters rejecting a ward system to be put in place in the town of Manlius. -
As the government's fiscal year comes to a close, a lack of new federal funding laws may lead to government shutdown. Rep. Brandon Williams does not support a government shutdown.
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The CNY Diaper Bank is working to meet demand in central New York, even with new state funding, the needs for families continue to rise.
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A special election Saturday will decide whether the town should switch to a ward system, which would divide the town into six districts.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday signed into law a measure to make it easier for New Yorkers to access mail-in voting. Some New York Republicans, led by Rep. Elise Stefanik, have filed a lawsuit against the measure.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul, speaking Monday at the Clinton Global Initiative, spoke out about what she says are right-wing attacks on transgender children. She said New York is trying to protect their rights as well as the rights of other LGBTQ people.
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County lawmakers will work on their own version of a budget, with a final vote planned for October 10.
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New York State county executives met to discuss issues with asylum seekers, election changes and Medicaid funding during the annual NYSAC conference Sept. 14.
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After 22 years, Syracuse first responders and community leaders continue to remember the events from Sept. 11, 2001.
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Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay said he knows the asylum seeker crisis can't be solved completely by legislators at the state level but said this is not a time to remain static.
