Twenty-five years later, Mark Morabito sees the greatest lesson in his life as following through on quiet things that matter ...

Organizers say pride and a new name opens the door to the potential of a 2028 village centennial, writes Sean Kirst.

Ryan McMahon repeatedly pointed out the similarities between the compromise reached through a judge and the one he proposed ...

Former Executive Director Bill Simmons complained to the federal government earlier this year accusing Benz of having an “apparent conflict of interest”— a claim that SHA counsel has dismissed and the ...

The company is gaining establishment political support in Syracuse and New York. For a day, Waymo has its own space at the ...

Sean Kirst writes of his fond memories of a throwback repair shop — and its memorable regulars — on Grand Avenue.

Legislature Chair Nicole Watts hopes the proposed housing crisis solutions end up in County Executive Ryan McMahon’s proposed ...

The term limits bill approved by the legislature would create a November referendum. The last step for its approval is for ...

The DOJ has been using the threat of national security to pressure courts around the country to rule against environmental lawsuits. Now, that strategy has come to Central New York.

Onondaga County health officials and Syracuse property owners will have to inspect hundreds of housing units for lead poisoning threats in the coming years as part of a new state program. New York ...

Editor's Note: Sean Kirst is a Syracuse-based Central Current columnist who writes about people, events and issues throughout Upstate New York. Email him at skirst@centralcurrent.org Andrea Everson ...

Central Current dove into the issues clogging the pipeline of housing production and what city officials are doing to speed up construction as the region experiences unprecedented need. Building ...