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'Raise the Age' under the microscope: Syracuse forum examines NY youth justice law

NY’s top juvenile justice officials, judges, social workers, prosecutors and child advocates discussed the state's recently enacted "Raise the Age" law.

Tenant in Skyline's most dangerous apartment tells judge he's moving to Florida

Tenant in Skyline’s most dangerous apartment tells judge he’s moving to Florida Syracuse.com 1 hr ago Patrick Lohmann, syracuse.com © Patrick Lohmann | plohmann@syrac/Patrick Lohmann | plohmann@syrac Police officers arrive to question the 56-year-old man who lives at 1201, an apartment notorious for crime and disruption on the 12th floor of the Skyline Apartments complex, at 11:45 p.m. April 9. Syracuse, N.Y. — The tenant from apartment 1201 at the Skyline complex today acknowledged that unwanted guests at his home have wreaked havoc on the 12th floor, but said things were better now and he was moving to Florida. “It’s all been taken care of,” he told City Court Judge Vanessa Bogan. “But yes, it was an issue.”

Grand jury gets case against 14-year-old accused of murdering 84-year-old Eva Fuld

Not the first time a young Syracuse teen charged with murder: How one year changes everything

Not the first time a young Syracuse teen charged with murder: How one year changes everything Updated Jan 29, 2021; Posted Jan 29, 2021 Eva Fuld was found dead in an apartment at 108 Linwell Terrace just before 12:30 p.m. on Monday Jan. 25, 2021, police said.Jacob Pucci | jpucci@syracuse.com Facebook Share Brendell Elmore avoided a criminal record after testifying that his older brother pulled the trigger and his older sister set up the 2018 homicide. The older siblings went to prison, while Brendell settled his case in Family Court, avoiding an adult conviction and getting a second chance someday as a free adult. But if convicted in Fuld’s death, Jahkim Robinson, 14, won’t get the benefit of the doubt that Brendell, 13, did: the one year difference in their ages changes everything.

NY eviction ban: Tensions rise between Syracuse landlords and tenants, as rent help sits unspent

NY eviction ban: Tensions rise between Syracuse landlords and tenants, as rent help sits unspent Updated Dec 30, 2020; Posted Dec 30, 2020 This house at 823 Valley Drive was the scene of the alleged crime for the city's first unlawful eviction charge. As tenants and landlords lose income in the pandemic, and evictions are banned under a state moratorium, landlords increasingly are taking matters into their own hands, advocates say. Facebook Share SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Shannon Baker was two months and nine days late with rent this summer when, during a record heat wave and a global pandemic, her landlord shut off her electricity at the Valley Drive apartment she shared with her two kids.