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Schenectady City Council members passed a budget that relies on a 14% tax hike and an additional $6.5 million in state aid — money that leaders haven’t secured.
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The Schenectady City Council's vote to override the New York State tax cap and raise property tax rates by 15% failed after three council members refused to back a tax hike above 13%.
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The measure allows three-quarters of the Schenectady City Council to eject members who are absent for more than three months. It was proposed the legislation after Councilmember Carmel Patrick suffered a stroke and spent seven months away.
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The return of Schenectady's school bus service comes after a vandalism incident forced the district to cancel bus service this morning.
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New York State Senator Jim Tedisco's calls to quickly ban non-compete clauses in healthcare come as a legal battle could upend cardiology care in Schenectady.
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Schenectady City Council members discussed more regulations for e-bikes and e-scooters as the transportation devices become more popular nationwide.
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The town hall came after budget changes to the proposed aquatics center in Schenectady gave some residents sticker shock.
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Schenectady Mayor Gary McCarthy says he'll make a reelection decision by the beginning of next year and criticized the other candidates who've entered the race.
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Schenectady City Councilmember Carmel Patrick attended a council meeting for the first time since a stroke in December.
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Despite losing last month’s Democratic primary to Justin Chaires, Rachel Ward has decided to continue her campaign on the Conservative Party line, and Sarojanie Ibrahim is running as a Republican.