The Walworth Town Board used its Jan. 1 organizational meeting to make its annual designations and appointments, accept the elected town clerk’s written declination of office and fill the resulting ...

The states of New York and New Jersey have always been intertwined, being geographical neighbours and sharing so many social ...

A state audit found that officials in the Town of Hornellsville improperly distributed foreign fire insurance tax proceeds in ...

Shoppers spotted warning signs about facial recognition at Wegmans stores, and the notices quickly raised privacy concerns, ...

A violent intersection crash sent one man to the hospital in critical condition Tuesday afternoon, according to RochesterFirst. Troopers with the New York State Police said a 55-year-old driver ran a ...

In a quick reorganization meeting, Seneca County lawmakers unanimously picked a familiar leader, according to the Finger Lakes Times. Waterloo Supervisor Mike Enslow won another two-year term as chair ...

After nearly two decades, shoppers won’t find open doors at the Aurelius Dick’s Sporting Goods anymore, according to The Citizen. The store at Fingerlakes Crossing closed after its lease expired and ...

A new voice will lead the Auburn Doubledays this season, according to The Citizen. The team hired Auburn Doubledays manager Thomas Eaton on Monday. He replaces Matt Petrossi after the Doubledays’ ...

Tuesday’s Mega Millions prize keeps climbing, according to syracuse.com. The winning numbers were 9, 39, 47, 58, and 68, with a Mega Ball of 24. No jackpot winner stepped forward, pushing the ...

Wayne County supervisors made it official with no drama this time, according to the Finger Lakes Times. The Wayne County Board of Supervisors unanimously reelected Kim Leonard as board chair during ...

A violent apartment break-in sent an Auburn man to state prison this week, according to The Citizen. Police said the early-morning Sept. 1 robbery unfolded at Auburn Heights Apartments, where three ...

A bitter land dispute in Yates County just took a sharper turn, according to the Finger Lakes Times. The Town of Milo told residents it may use eminent domain to take control of a 72-acre parcel tied ...