In order to meet the needs of our digital readers, our news website, auburnpub.com, has gone through several redesigns over the years.
The story that had everyone talking Tuesday night was the New York Times scoop that the former FBI director, James Comey, wrote a memo stating that President Donald Trump had asked him to stop an investigation into the administration's ex-national security advisor. Big questions about the pr…
In late December in this space, I wrote a few paragraphs about a new reporter we were bringing on board to cover the local education scene. Since that time, Kelly Rocheleau has immersed himself in the challenge of covering public schools.
Of all the content categories we offer our readers, nothing comes to close to the opinion section for the proportion of angry phone calls and correspondence I receive.
At any given time, you can go through a week's worth of our police blotter and find a few dozen arrests made by police agencies in Auburn and Cayuga County.
On the days when I need to heat up my lunch and am waiting for the microwave oven to do its job, I often find myself staring in amazement at a copy of a framed 1873 page from a predecessor paper, the Auburn Daily Advertiser.
What do stories about the Fingerlakes Mall being put up for sale, a table tennis club looking for new members in Auburn and a Cayuga County native writing a cookbook about her grandmother's Sicilian's recipes have in common?
News Media Alliance, a trade organization that advocates for the digital and print news industry, kicked off a powerful consumer education campaign this week aimed at fighting fake news.
The Newspapers in Education program provides local educators with free subscriptions to The Citizen and auburnpub.com for use in their classrooms.
There's been plenty of attention in these first few weeks of the Trump administration on the First Amendment and freedom of the press. From his declaration that the news media is an American enemy to his frequent claims that news stories or news organizations are "fake," "failing" or both, P…
Regular readers of this column know that one of my frustrations as a member of the news media in New York state has been the lack of access for audio-visual journalists to courts.
In case you hadn't heard, the president of the United States last week declared the news media was an "enemy" of the American people.
"Humor is mankind's greatest blessing." — Mark Twain
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Arrests in the Cayuga County area reported by Auburn Police Department, New York State Police and the Cayuga County Sheriff's Office.
Arrests in the Cayuga County area reported by Auburn Police Department, New York State Police and the Cayuga County Sheriff's Office.
Arrests in the Cayuga County area reported by Auburn Police Department, New York State Police and the Cayuga County Sheriff's Office.
Keith Batman said there is "unfinished business" the Cayuga County Legislature needs to tackle next year and that his background and experience make him better prepared to help. Robert Shea believes that "change is good" and he wants to alter the direction the county has been heading in.
Two fresh faces running for local office faced off for the Cayuga County Legislature's District 13 seat.
Incarcerated individuals in New York state prisons could soon get the COVID-19 vaccine — with a cheeseburger and fries.
Hopefuls for Auburn City Council seats debated a variety of topics at a forum Wednesday.