Ryan McMahon

Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon proposed a 2027 budget featuring a 9% property tax rate reduction, marking nine consecutive years of cuts.

Onondaga County offers $500K in pantry grants and InterFaith Works launches a fasting initiative to aid families facing SNAP cuts across central New York.

Onondaga County voters will decide on November ballot proposals establishing three-term or four-term limits, or no limits, for executive and comptroller.

An agreement reached over term limits for the Onondaga County Executive and Comptroller will be voted on by the full county legislature at it's September 1 meeting.

Republicans Tuesday proposed to avoid possible litigation by amending the county charter to impose a 12-year term limit on the county executive and county comptroller.

Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon's proposal is an attempt to head off a potential legal fight caused by his bill-signing mistake.

Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon accidentally signed a term limits law he intended to veto, setting up a legal battle over the November ballot.

Democrats in the Onondaga County Legislature say McMahon sent paperwork to the legislature that accepted, not vetoed, term limit legislation.

Onondaga County legislators passed a 12-year term limit proposal for the county executive and comptroller, sending the party-line measure to Ryan McMahon.

McMahon, a Republican, called the bills, which were passed by the Democratic-controlled legislature "exclusively politically motivated."