Fulton Daily News

Hispanic community leader faces deportation A Syracuse Hispanic community leader is being held in a detention center as his supporters fight his possible deportation. 2011 = The Year Of Gay Marriage? Could 2011 be the […]

Fulton’s four year old advisory program is helping connect students to school and convincing some of them to stay, district officials and teachers say.

The advisory program is part of the district’s effort to increase scores on state exams and reduce its dropout rate.   “We saw that students (who dropped out) lacked connections to the school,” said Superintendent Bill Lynch.

Paterson: Maybe some workers will get jobs back Mentioned almost offhandedly in Gov. David Paterson’s 90-minute edit board appearance in Rochester is the news that perhaps a few of the workers who received layoff notices […]

A Fulton man is accused of having sex with a teenaged girl.

Police allege he had sex with a 15 year old girl twice.

Espada charged with embezzling from clinic New York and federal authorities indicted a high-ranking state senator and his son Tuesday on six charges that they embezzled more than $500,000 from their New York City health […]

Fulton city lawmakers recently added their voices to the growing chorus of local governments concerned about plans to limit their ability to raise taxes.

The city of Fulton will likely pay a fine to the state for failing to test and repair underground gasoline storage tanks at an abandoned gas station seized by the city for unpaid taxes.