Marine veteran Charles Farnum, who once found needles and trash in the park, called the new walkways and landscaping a dream come true.

Emery Moore sold meth and cocaine at his Schenectady home and a local playground before DEA agents found guns in his house.

Ralphie's hunt for a Red Ryder BB gun hits Proctors stage Nov. 17–19, with group discounts for 10 or more.

A Palm Street standoff near Guilderland Avenue drew state and county backup before police took the man into custody.

Dr. Betterov-Underhill and his storytellers haunt Proctors on Halloween with witch tales 16 years in the making.

Councilmembers floated closing all but one city pool and capping overtime as Schenectady faces a budget gap pegged at $14 million or more.

A Lincoln Elementary aide pleaded guilty after video showed her mistreating a nonverbal autistic child, the third such case in Schenectady this year.

Arquette hits Proctors Friday with a screening, Q&A, and VIP photo-op tied to the slasher classic's anniversary.

The 201 State St. lab offers Rosetta Stone in 20-plus languages and job-search help at no cost.

The Franklin Street coworking hub added almost 1,900 square feet, bringing its total to 46 offices.

The century-old costume shop is swapping its riverfront storefront for a spot steps from Proctors in 2027.

A Garden Homes Trailer Park resident hasn't been inside in five days as the odor of urine seeps outside. The SPCA says it's not pressing charges.

The Salina Street blaze left nothing salvageable, a family friend says, as a GoFundMe grows for Kathy and John LaPointe.