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Syracuse Common Council votes 5-1 to replace Flock Safety with Axon Enterprise for city license plate readers, citing data privacy and immigration concerns.
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Syracuse is drafting its first comprehensive climate action plan to reduce its carbon footprint, improve building health, and modernize the city's vehicle fleet.
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Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens delivered her first State of the City address, focusing on housing, a new nightlife coordinator, and support for the New York for All Act.
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Sharon Owens makes history as the first Black mayor of Syracuse. Following a private swearing-in, Owens outlines priorities like housing and snow removal.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh reflects on his legacy as he prepares to hand the keys to Sharon Owens, who will be sworn in as the city’s first Black mayor.
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Centro receives a $9.2 million federal grant to purchase nine new buses for Syracuse's Bus Rapid Transit system, featuring subway-style amenities and express city routes.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul is revealing information about the Syracuse mayor’s next steps.
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Crime overall is down 23.7% compared to the same time last year.
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Privacy concerns led to a unanimous vote from Common Councilors on Monday to revoke permission for Syracuse University to install several of the cameras on city property.
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A new mayor and common council president are already talking about ways the mayor’s office can work better with city lawmakers.