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Mike Groll/Office of Gov. Kathy HochulNew Siena College Research poll found Hochul has a sizeable lead over candidate pool for NY Governor, but it also found voters are willing to choose someone else if given a better option. -
Scott Willis/WAER NewsOwens served as Deputy Mayor under Walsh for his entire tenure.
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Democratic voters have choices to make in the city, and Republican voters are choosing nominees for town leadership. -
The Walsh Administration was seeking to better balance tax inequities among its 40,000-plus properties. Some councilors are seeking re-election, and two councilors are running for mayor. -
A state appeals court recently reversed a lower court decision, ruling the state's 2023 law approved by lawmakers and signed by the governor is constitutional. -
The Democratic line on the ballot will be empty due to a court order. But two independents filed petitions this week to join the Republican candidate. -
The normally uneventful process was unusually heated after councilors presented last-minute budget-cutting amendments. -
The Trump administration's "Big, Beautiful Bill" has devastating consequences for CNY's already struggling poor -
The council appears to have the six vote majority needed to override the mayor's objections. He warns that could result in a significant cut to city services. -
Central New York businesses relying on import commerce regroup after the White House agrees to pause tariff threats against China. -
Councilors slashed $16 million from Walsh's original proposal. He hopes enough of them will agree to restore $13 million to avoid service disruptions and staff cuts. -
Auditor Alexander Marion says his office is willing to help with data and other information to help both sides make thoughtful, informed decisions.
