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Madison County IDA holds four hearings Aug. 24 and 25 on tax relief for the Hoffman Falls Wind project. The public notices contain no dollar figure, and two outlets have reported values that differ sevenfold.
A New York Attorney General settlement with two Syracuse landlords documents 78 properties and 330 lead violations. The county data inside it shows 545 children with elevated blood lead in 2024 and a five to one racial gap.
Onondaga County collects every short-term rental address, host name and registration number quarterly and shares them with towns, but its own law bars public release. DeWitt's hearing on its local rules is Sept. 28.
LaFayette voters face a Nov. 3 question on a 15.7 percent town tax increase for 24/7 ambulance coverage. The town board resolution makes the result advisory only, and the county ballot listing does not say so.
Apizza Alimentari and Steigs Grillhouse are open on the Fayetteville to Manlius corridor. Dear Dad is targeting early October, and state liquor and health records show no license or permit yet at 7206 E. Genesee St.
A criminal complaint describes an explosive device placed in a vending machine at 404 Oak Street in Syracuse on April 10. CNY Signal reviewed its own incident records for every other explosion and threat call, and explains what the scanner record can and cannot show.
Salina's board split 3 to 2 against the environmental determination for a zone change at 2229 Brewerton Road, ending an application the town's own planning director supported.
The Town of Geddes annual MS4 stormwater report counts 101 outfalls, 50 interconnections and 52 treatment practices, and confirms the town discharges to water impaired for phosphorus and pathogens in the Onondaga Lake watershed.
Lysander accepted a $200,000 CREST grant for a NINJA Recreation Course and moved about $67,000 from fund balance to finish it, using a county excavation contract to skip its own bidding process.
Lysander's town board voted 4 to 0 against rezoning 22.98 acres of agricultural land at Oswego and Lamson roads, three weeks after the county planning board said the request appeared to conflict with the town's comprehensive plan.