Syracuse’s Common Council shares the same legal counsel as the mayor’s administration. It’s a relationship that councilors said holds potential conflicts of interest. Syracuse’s law… Read more »
SU did not impose conduct sanctions on #NotAgainSU for staying past the Barnes Center’s closing time in November. Protesters at Crouse-Hinds were suspended on the first night. Read more »
In the letter, signatories call for the immediate reinstatement of suspended students and express opposition to “the university choosing the nuclear option” of consequences. Read more »
The Black student-led movement began occupying the building at noon to continue its months-long protest of hate crimes and bias-incidents at Syracuse University. Read more »
The council approved additional costs to hire inspection services from C&S Companies, an infrastructure and engineering firm, to help with an ongoing project to pave Salina and State streets. Read more »
Changes to eligibility standards for SNAP benefits could exacerbate food insecurity in Syracuse. Read more »
One year and 95 cases later, the Court for Addiction, Recovery and Education continues to connect nonviolent criminals to treatment for opioid addictions. Read more »
This year, more than 100 protesters filled city sidewalks as they marched through the snow from the James M. Hanley Federal Building to the United Methodist Church. Read more »
Here is what councilors are expecting from Mayor Ben Walsh’s State of the City address on Thursday. Read more »
Second District Councilor Patrick Hogan, Third District Councilor Chol Majok and Councilor at-large Rita Paniagua were elected in November. Read more »
The special committee and Independent Advisory Panel were formed in response to student demands for the Board of Trustees to expand efforts on diversity. Read more »
This incident is now one of 17 racist, anti-Semitic or bias-related incidents to occur on or near the Syracuse University campus since Nov. 7 Read more »
The increase applies to the Common Council president, the councilors, the mayor and the city auditor. Read more »
Students, faculty and alumni gathered in Hendricks Chapel to honor veterans and their families. Read more »
Councilor Bryn Lovejoy-Grinnell, of the 3rd district and Councilor at-large Steven Thompson both lost their council seats in the democratic primary. Councilor Chad Ryan, of the 2nd district, declined the Democratic nomination. Read more »
Members of the committee will work to ensure cooperation throughout the Surge’s implementation, Councilor At-Large Steven Thompson said after Monday’s voting session. Read more »
Councilors will vote on a memorandum officially recognizing the three partners in the Syracuse Surge initiative on Monday. Read more »
The funding was approved during the Common Council’s voting session on Monday. Read more »
In a given county, the district attorney oversees the prosecutor’s office and is responsible for considering, investigating and potentially charging active cases in coordination with law enforcement officials. Read more »
To those in attendance, the day represented a time to shift public attention away from Christopher Columbus and to instead begin commemorating indigenous communities. Read more »
The sorority hosted the open forum as part of their “Evolution of a Revolution” Delta Week. Read more »
Earlier this year, Mayor Ben Walsh’s advisory group presented a comprehensive Tick & Deer Read more »
For Na’ye Perez, part of his identity and art comes from the streets he grew up on. He salvaged wood that would later serve as… Read more »
Census data is used to distribute more than $675 billion in federal funding to local municipalities, and allocate proportional state representation in Congress. Read more »
