Al Stirpe

A Democratic incumbent who says he plans to continue doing good work for central New York faces off against a Republican who wants to use her financial experience to help curb state spending in New York’s 127th Assembly district race.

Advocates are hoping Gov. Kathy Hochul signs a bill that brings funding for the North Syracuse Early Education Program in line with other public schools.

Onondaga County Democratic Assemblyman Al Stirpe is claiming victory in his reelection bid over Republican challenger, and former Cicero town supervisor,…

Republicans did better than expected in central New York on Election Day, holding on to their congressional and state senate seat, for now, and making…

Two state Senate races and one Assembly race in central New York remain too close to call after all in-person ballots have been counted, and with tens of…

Democratic Assemblyman Al Stirpe is being challenged by former Cicero Town Supervisor Mark Venesky in Tuesday’s election. Stirpe is focused on how he’s…

Child care advocates across the state are pressuring the Cuomo administration to release federal funds for child care. In central New York, Assemblyman Al…

Democrats are trying to boost excitement for an off-year election in Onondaga County, and Democratic state representatives in central New York want to see…

As Democrats in Onondaga County put together their petitions to collect signatures for candidates, the party still has yet to find a designated challenger…

Central New York nonprofits, focused on human services, are calling for $100 million in funding for nonprofit infrastructure improvements, to be included…