Buffalo Mayor

The NFL playoffs are heating up, and local mayors are getting in on the action with a tasty wager that’s all about community spirit.

Buffalo's financial landscape is shifting again, with city leaders facing tough choices as the budget deadline looms. It’s a story of numbers and community impact.

As governor Hochul gears up for a special election, the political scene is buzzing with candidates ready to make their mark.

New York's political scene is buzzing with fresh faces after recent elections—change is definitely in the air.

Buffalo is on the brink of change, with a new mayor promising a fresh approach to a city long stuck in its ways.

Each of the five candidates who are running in the Buffalo Mayoral Democratic Primary had some interesting things to say to convince you to vote for them this year.

With a top budget line of nearly $2 billion, New York State's second largest city has a lot of your money to spend.

When he resigned from the position last October, Byron Brown created something the city of Buffalo hasn’t had in nearly two decades: the opportunity for someone new to run the Queen City.

After serving as commissioner of the Buffalo Police Department for more than two years, Joseph Gramaglia has resigned his position effective midnight Monday.

Just days after acting mayor Chris Scanlon was officially sworn in to take the helm of Buffalo’s City Hall to serve the remainder of Byron Brown’s final term, he learned he’s not the only one who might have interest in winning the office next year.

With the departure of the longest serving mayor in Buffalo history, and an acting mayor in his place, Western New York looks towards 2025 to find Buffalo's next leader.

Buffalo's new Acting Mayor takes his oath of office in front of hundreds at the Buffalo Convention Center.