Fulton Daily News

Penny Kerfien, Director of the Fulton Public Library, and Marian Stanton, President of the Library’s Board of Trustees, announced today that the library will expand its hours of service to the community effective January 2. […]

Fire did damage to a significant portion of a small home on Fulton’s north side Thursday morning.

The fire was reported in the home at 703 Seward St. at 10:42 a.m., according to Fulton Fire Department Capt. Bill Molascon.

Libraries announce "Freegal" music downloads The Liverpool and Northern Onondaga Public Libraries are already offering a service called "Freegal," which offers free MP3 downloads from Sony Music's catalog, and more than a half-dozen other libraries. […]

Fulton Police say they arrested a man and a teenager for damaging a laundromat and threatening the business’s employee.

You might be surprised to know that the city of Fulton’s largest workforce belongs to no union and draws no pay.

More than 200 people have volunteered their time on behalf of the city in the last year, and officials paused recently to say thanks.

New York State Insurance Department Publishes Car Towing Advice It's the dead of winter, you're stranded on the side of the road and need a tow. What should you keep in mind before letting someone […]

Hearing may help unions recover money from Madoff scam Collectively, Central New York trade unions lost about $500 million in Bernard Madoff's ponzi scheme. A court hearing set for January 13 may unlock the stolen […]

Fulton Police say they nabbed three men who they believe broke into a Seneca St. home on Christmas Day.

Police say that at 2:59 p.m. Christmas afternoon, officers responded to a call that said a burglary may be happening at a home in the 400 block of Seneca St.

The City of Fulton is joining the local-government equivalent of a Sam’s Club.

City lawmakers recently approved the city’s participation in a cooperative with other cities in the state.  The cooperative will try to save money on big purchases by buying in bulk.