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Top 25 most-read stories of 2023: Auburn-area cannabis businesses raided, Auburn murder conviction and more

The Citizen's top 25 most-read stories of 2023.

Governor Hochul Announces Transformative $479 Million Investment For 156 Local Water Infrastructure Projects In Every Region Of New York

Major water infrastructure funding coming to Finger Lakes region: Where are the projects?

Major water infrastructure funding coming to Finger Lakes region: Where are the projects? Cayuga County

Weekly top reads: Cayuga County elections, Auburn athletes make college commitments

The Citizen's top 10 most-read stories of the week.

New York investing in bridges and culverts

New York is spending millions of dollars to enhance bridges and culverts across the state.

Major funding to repair bridges across Finger Lakes en route: Here are the projects sharing hundreds of millions

Major funding to repair bridges across Finger Lakes en route: Here are the projects sharing hundreds of millions Ontario County

Governor Hochul Announces Over $516 Million in Bridge NY Funding to Rehab, Replace Local Bridges and Culverts

Erie Canal rewatering project update meeting planned in Cayuga County

Plans to revitalize trails along an Erie Canal bed in the towns of Brutus and Mentz are ready for some more public discussion.

Auburn man killed in three-car crash on Route 34

An Auburn man was killed in a three-car crash Friday afternoon in the town of Brutus.

Editorial Roundup: New York

Editorial Roundup: New York New York Post. July 6, 2021. Editorial: Andrew Cuomo’s new ‘anti-gun-crime’ push is utterly pathetic Waking up to the fact that voters are worried about crime, scandal-battered Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday lurched for some good headlines by dropping an executive order declaring a statewide gun-violence emergency. But his initiatives were all plainly chosen with an eye on not offending lefty sensibilities (after all, the hard-left Assembly still has an impeachment probe going). They won’t do much to turn the tide that over the holiday weekend saw 14 shot in Buffalo, five in Syracuse and 26 in New York City in the latest statewide surge in gun crime.