Law Enforcement

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz stated during a Sunday press conference that violators of New York State’s PAUSE order could be subject to up to a $2,000 fine for a first-time violation.

The City of Buffalo is launching the “Good Neighbors Network”, a program designed to make sure all residents are safe during social distancing.

The President, The Governor, The County Executive, The Mayor...all have been talking about Social Distancing. It's the new buzzword to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus, and one that the residents of Erie County appear to be taking seriously.

At a time when computers have become a necessary part of our lives the Erie County Sheriff’s Office is warning people about a malicious website posing as a coronavirus tracker.

If you drive 26 MPH or faster in those zones, a camera will take your picture and you’ll get a $50 fine.

As precautions continue over the coronavirus Border Crossings in the Western New York area are keeping a close eye on those entering the country.

"“Before you make those cameras live, make sure that they’re collecting the correct data,”

How many vehicles did you see on the road this past week that were being driven with snow covering side and rear windows? You probably saw quite a few, but did they SEE YOU? That's the problem.

Most of us have been through the drill at TSA checkpoints at the airport. Take off your shoes, your belt, put your change and keys in the basket...But it is all to make flying safer.

Governor Andrew Cuomo acted more like a first responder than politician Monday morning when he and members of his motorcade stepped in to help rescue a man in a car accident.

The predator threat against children has moved from shopping centers and playgrounds online via shady profiles on social media.

If you are now the proud owner of a smart TV, or plan on buying one for Christmas the FBI wants you to know a few things.