In response to complaints about motorists who ignored the No Left Turn rule, which applies to motorists driving from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., officers from the Ithaca Police Department conducted traffic enforcement Monday afternoon on West Buffalo Street and North Fulton Street.

Cornell launched a travel registry this month designed to increase safety for students, faculty and staff traveling abroad, as well as to serve as a preventative measure against potential high-risk situations. 

The City of Ithaca and the Ithaca City School District received nearly $300,000 in federal funds in January to improve roadway safety and increase the number of children that walk or bike to school.

Low staffing levels in the police department hampered its efforts to respond to the shooting of an officer earlier this month, according to officers who warned that proposed budget cuts to the Ithaca Police Department could exacerbate the challenges city police face.

Farmers Insurance on Thursday named Ithaca as the “most secure” city in the United States with a population under 150,000.

"Firefighters' safety will suffer," one officer said in protest at a City Hall meeting Tuesday.

Provoking skepticism, frustration and even “jaydancing” among students, the Cornell University Police Department issued 94 tickets during its annual roadway safety campaign last week — down from 143 tickets last year.

The Cascadilla Gorge Trail going into Collegetown will remain closed until the completion of its latest phase of rehabilitation. 

The parents of Nathaniel Rand ’12, who tragically drowned July 2 while swimming in Fall Creek gorge, discuss gorge safety.

Weill Cornell Medical College reports that its hospital in New York City was not damaged after the tropical storm Irene hit Sunday morning.