Good morning, Syracuse.

Ronald Daniels, who was homeless for seven years, now has a stable home from A Tiny Home for Good nearly a year ago.

Officials broke ground on six new permanent supportive housing units (about 500 sqft each) on the South Side, which will be completed over the next seven months.

A Tiny Home for Good will add 23 units — 10 apartments for seniors — to expand its tiny homes project at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in downtown Syracuse, with apartments opening in October, and will break ground on six prefab houses along Bishop Avenue for tenants in May.

Dan interviews retired Navy Lt. Commander Alex Dietrich as part of a two-part conversation aired on Community FM on Wednesday, Sept.

16. She flew combat missions for 20 years, earned the Combat Air Medal and Bronze Star, and now serves as interim Chief Human Resources Officer at Syracuse University.

Critical Path Engineering Solutions, founded by Sara Martin, celebrates its 10th anniversary with a growing team serving industrial and municipal projects (including Onondaga County and Micron’s new semiconductor complex in Clay).

Martin credits her authentic leadership and community support for the company’s steady growth.

Festa Italiana returns this weekend at City Hall on Montgomery and Washington — offering Italian food, live music, bocce, and a charity meatball challenge.

The three-day festival runs Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 7 p.m. with a Sunday mass at 11 a.m.

ioli opened Wednesday on Westcott Street (534 Westcott St), serving handmade Neapolitan pizzas with kitchen shears to cut your slice; owners Damian Vallelonga and Jonathan Durand plan community events as they operate from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday.

This guide encourages visitors to explore fall in Upstate NY by cruising on the Chautauqua Belle, touring wineries along the Finger Lakes, and visiting charming towns in the North Country, Adirondacks, and Catskills.

Plan your scenic drive today.

Tuesday night, the Syracuse Mets cruised to a 9-1 win over the IronPigs at NBT Bank Stadium — scoring six runs early and holding opponents to three hits.

Jefferson Rojas hit his first home run as the strong pitching helped improve the team’s record.

After a 21-18 loss to California, Syracuse football saw Steve Angeli throw three interceptions and lost momentum when Tylik Hill was injured.

Griffin and Josh preview Thursday's matchup against Pittsburgh and discussed CBS insider Jon Rothstein's comments from men's basketball practice.

On Tuesday, Sept. 15, the West Genesee girls soccer team won 2 to 1 at their new turf field in Camillus (a rematch of last season’s sectional final) when senior Bridget Petrus scored the game-winning goal and extended the win streak against East Syracuse Minoa.