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The first Common Council meeting of the new year signified a transition in leadership for the City of Ithaca as outgoing elected officials were recognized for their service, and new

Two Cornell students who won seats on Ithaca’s Common Council — including the one who ran a controversial and unannounced write-in campaign — coordinated more closely with Cornell fraternities than wa...

Ithaca write-in candidate has his affidavit ballot thrown out for wrong address, Southern Tier races too close to call until affidavit and absentee ballots counted

The unofficial results from Election Day have started to roll in, revealing the preliminary results for ten Common Council races and a race for Mayor in the City of Ithaca.

A Fifth Ward Candidate Is Staying In Race For Ithaca Common Council, New Cigarette Tax Goes Into Effect In New York September 1, Dryden Fire Departments Get Almost $400,000 FEMA Grant

Air Quality Warning In Effect For Monday, Four Tompkins Primary Results Unchanged After Manual Recounts, Twelve Tribes Refuse To Install Plaque Honoring Firebrand Books

After much anticipation, the results of the Democratic Primaries in Tompkins County are rolling in. While these results set a more solid scene for the general election in November, they

LISTEN - Conversation with Ward 5 Common Council Candidates

This is an important election season for everyone living in the City of Ithaca as every seat on the Common Council and the office of the Mayor are up for

Moments after being sworn in, Student Assembly President Pedro Da Silveira ’25 was voted out of office by his S.A. peers due to an arising sexual assault allegation. The current president of the S.A. is unclear due to discrepancies in the governing documents.