Mayor Byron Brown

New York has $2.7 billion, in state and federal funding, to use for its Emergency Rental Assistance Program, known as ERAP, and Governor Kathy Hochul is making sure that money is distributed to those in need.

Here's what we know.

Mayor Byron Brown launched his write-in campaign for a fifth term on Monday painting Democratic nominee India Walton as a “radical socialist”.

A Minority-Owned Business Support Program has been established by the City of Buffalo to allocate money from President Biden’s American Rescue Plan.

All over the country people are now legally making money from marijuana. If you're one of the people that have thought about it, this forum is for you.

This looks like our first full week of 70 plus temperatures in Western New York.  As a matter of fact if the forecast holds up we could be close to 80 by week's end. Coincidentally Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown announced that two indoor pools in the City of Buffalo will reopen Today May 17, marking the first time these pools have been open since the beginning of the pandemic. ...

The search continues for missing Buffalo State student Saniyya Dennis after more than a week since her last appearance.

The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled Monday (2-22-21) that the Seneca Nation is obligated to pay casino compact funding according to NEWS 4 (WIVB-TV). The ruling was the result of an agreement between New York State and the Seneca Nation stating that only Seneca Nation casinos would operate in New York, but alleged that the Seneca Nation was not paying what they owed for that right of exclusivity. ...

The City of Buffalo has a program aimed at getting Buffalonians active and connected during the winter creatively named “Winter Porch Sports,”.

It appears people from out of town are more than willing to move to the Buffalo area, according to online real-estate brokerage firm Redfin.

Mayor Byron Brown is requesting that city residents not to do door-to-door trick-or-treating this Halloween in light of the ongoing pandemic.

WIVB-TV reported yesterday that Mayor Byron Brown revealed the debut of a new video series called “City of Buffalo Behind the Scenes Uncut Videos.” The videos will be posted on Brown’s Facebook page on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and are shot by city employees on their cell phones.