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Clinton Square hosts a number of festivals each summer. Those festivals will need a new home in 2027 due to construction of Interstate 81 in Syracuse.
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The judge in the case involving substandard living conditions at Nob Hill in Syracuse pushed the two sides in the case for a faster resolution during a hearing Wednesday.
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A Syracuse City Court judge postponed a court hearing on the lawsuits Monday after a representative for the property management company didn't show up.
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Activists want city lawmakers to end contracts with companies tied to the Dept. of Homeland SecuritySyracuse activists are urging the Common Council to end contracts with DHS-linked companies to limit federal immigration enforcement infrastructure.
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Rep. John Mannion (D-Geddes) says he chose the Syracuse Mayor to demonstrate the importance of officials working together at all levels of government to help the people.
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The Syracuse Common Council failed to pass the Good Cause Eviction law in a 4-4 tie vote. Supporters now look to a potential housing task force for the city.
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The law would increase protections for renters, but landlords in the city say it would put them out of business.
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The Syracuse Common Council is expected to vote on Good Cause Eviction legislation on Feb. 23, potentially bringing new rent protections to city residents.
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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.