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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — While there is always something going on in the Spa City, a 31-year-old man was arrested on the first murder charge in the city in nearly six years. Sebastian Mabb, of Saratoga Springs, was charged Wednesday with second-degree murder in connection with a suspicious death on Tuesday. According to court documents, […]

Saratoga Springs city officials delivered a collective State of the City address Tuesday evening sharing their priorities and goals for the new year. But, one commonality throughout was a feeling of gratitude for the work done by city employees.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Spa City went about the State of the City address slightly differently this year, opting for all the City Council Commissioners and County Supervisors to speak in addition to the Mayor. Mayor John Safford shared with a commissioner-form of government it is important to work together for the city and support […]

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Saratoga Springs Public Safety Commissioner Tim Coll and Police Chief Tyler McIntosh recently introduced in a joint statement the Spa City’s new Community Engagement Officers (CEOs). Officers Ryan Nicholson and Zachary Ferris are taking over the efforts of previous CEO, Andrew Streim, following his promotion to Sergeant. According to the release, […]

Saratoga Springs residents will see two new faces doing foot patrols in the downtown corridor as the city police department looks to expand its community policing efforts.

Saratoga County-area first responders, as well as the FBI, are gearing up for the thousands of people expected to visit the Spa City during the Belmont Stakes Racing Festival in June.

Saratoga County-area first responders, as well as the FBI, are gearing up for the thousands of people expected to visit the Spa City during the Belmont Stakes Racing Festival in June.

Cali Brown, the Glens Falls woman who was shot in the arm during the Nov. 20, 2022 shooting on Broadway in Saratoga Springs has filed a lawsuit against the city and police department, alleging negligence and carelessness on the part of the police officers involved in the early morning shooting.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — The City Council passed new rules and expectations for their bi-monthly meetings on Tuesday evening, with special emphasis on guidelines for those participating in public comment. These new rules outline things like the time frame for the public comment period — 30 minutes with each individual having three minutes to speak […]

SARATOGA SPRINGS — One of John Safford’s first decisions as mayor of Saratoga Springs was to institute new public comment rules at City Council meetings.