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As President Biden prepares to sign a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill into law Monday, several central New York infrastructure stakeholders are ready to spend some of that money on local projects.

Central New York’s bus system, CENTRO, has joined the growing list of businesses that are struggling to find workers, affecting their operating schedule.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced that central New York's public transit will be seeing an influx of funding as part of the massive federal infrastructure package recently passed.

Onondaga County officials said Thursday two more people have died after contracting COVID-19. County Executive Ryan McMahon said during his briefing…

There have been multiple reports of people joyriding on Centro buses in Onondaga County, after Centro temporarily waived the fee to ride, last week.…

Centro is debuting a mobile app that will allow some bus riders to buy tickets on their phones. It’s a limited, test pilot program that could lead to a…

Public transportation advocates in central New York are calling on state budget makers to put more money in this year’s spending plan for bus systems…

The Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Council (SMTC) has issued its final recommendation on a transit plan that could change the way central New…

A study of how individuals in the region travel the area shows a shift could be coming away from the traditional car-centric culture.A yearlong study by…

The Syracuse for Sanders campaign is shifting into high gear as the April 19 New York presidential primary approaches. And, volunteers are doing it on a…