Ted Remsnyder

SCHENECTADY — The transformation of Mohawk Harbor into a destination with a casino, shops, hotels and a soon-to-open arena added a new component on Thursday with the arrival of a fully-stocked cannabis shop.

Developers of a proposed 240-unit apartment complex at the former St. Clare’s Hospital campus on McClellan Street in Schenectady are requesting a zoning change to allow for residential units.

The GE Aerospace Foundation is expanding its youth engineering program to the Capital Region, with engineering classes for local students set to begin early next year.

With the new 25 mph city speed limit set to take effect on March 1, Schenectady is partnering with AAA Northway for a program to provide discounted defensive driving courses

Thirty-year Schenectady Fire Department veteran George Burns has been selected to serve as the city’s new fire chief.

Concertgoers who planned to buy a summer lawn pass to see a range of acts at Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) this year including Dave Matthews Band, Shania Twain and

The GE Aerospace Research team on the company’s sprawling Niskayuna campus is working on the cutting edge of flight technology, with Joe Vinciquerra overseeing a team of 750 researchers constantly

U.S. Attorney Carla Freedman left office on Monday, with the Northern District of New York attorney announcing that her tenure in the office has ended.

A conservative social media account with 4.2 million followers nationally is criticizing Niskayuna Central School District’s diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policy.

On the heels of GE Vernova announcing large new investments in its Schenectady and Niskayuna campuses, the GE Vernova Foundation is launching a scholarship program that will provide $100,000 for vocational and technical training for current and prospective workers at its Schenectady plant.