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If the Buffalo Comptroller’s Office does not file an audit by 2 p.m. Tuesday of all city employees currently on paid administrative leave, Common Council members say they will ask
The Buffalo Common Council and the public will have to wait at least another week for the long-awaited findings of an investigation by the city comptroller of city employees on
Jill Repman, a suspended Buffalo Fire Department clerk, who was paid $600,000 over seven years while on suspension, resigned from her city job effective Nov. 30.
The Buffalo Common Council is trying to determine how much money the city might be owed by the company that operated the Erie Basin Marina for the past 10 years.
The $43 million settlement to a woman paralyzed from the neck down in 2020 after being struck by a police officer's SUV could end up costing Buffalo taxpayers as much