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Ellen Abbott/WRVOMayor Ben Walsh's yearly State of the City speech unveiled several new initiatives that focus on youth, neighborhoods, public safety and infrastructure among other things. -
Mike Groll/Gov. Kathy Hochul's officeMore than a week after the state Senate Judiciary Committee rejected Gov. Kathy Hochul’s nominee for chief judge, Hochul says she still hasn’t decided whether to go to court to try to force the full Senate to vote on her choice.
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After a universal free federal program ended, a group of state legislators are asking Gov. Kathy Hochul to include free school lunches in her 2024 Fiscal Year state budget. -
A coalition of nursing homes says, if the state doesn’t increase its Medicaid reimbursement rates, the eldercare facilities may have to reduce the number of beds — or even shut down all together.
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The Equal Rights Amendment include the right for pregnant people to choose abortion.
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The Democratic State Senate majority recently passed a voting and board of election reform package.
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Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow delivered his last State of the City address Wednesday evening stressing to leave the city better than you found it.
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Members of the State Senate Judiciary Committee grilled Hector LaSalle for five hours before voting to reject his nomination to the state's highest court.
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The State Senate's Judiciary Committee holds a hearing to consider Gov. Kathy Hochul's choice for chief judge of the NYS Court of Appeals, Hector LaSalle.
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Central New York's newest Congressman Brandon Williams held a ceremonial swearing-in Tuesday and opened two district offices in Syracuse and Utica.
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Hector LaSalle, if approved, would be the first Latino chief judge in New York, but he currently does not have the votes among Democrats to be confirmed.
