September, 2020 | The Buffalo Chronicle

Hannity, Ingraham, Giuliani, monitored by US Embassy in violation of federal law

WASHINGTON, DC — Judicial Watch announced today that it received 372 pages of records from the U.S. Department of State that confirm prior reporting that the American Embassy in Ukraine under then-Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch monitored, very likely in violation of federal law,

Freeland expects to succeed Trudeau later this year and plans to invite Wilson-Raybould back to cabinet

A source with close ties to the Office of Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland tells The Chronicle that — despite public statements of confidence in Justin Trudeau — she fully expects to succeed him as early as this October, and

Brown, Pridgen are considering a $100m privatization of the Urban Development Corp

Sources tell The Chronicle that Mayor Byron Brown and Common Council President Darius Pridgen are considering a sweeping privatization of the Buffalo Urban Development Corporation (BUDC) and the Buffalo Urban Renewal Agency (BURA) that could raise upwards of $100 million

Tonawanda terminates Officer Rider over sexual misconduct, but not before hearing a mouth full

The Town of Tonawanda’s Town Board voted unanimously to authorize Supervisor Joe Emminger to terminate Police Department dispatcher Brett Rider on sexual misconduct allegations that the Town is refusing to disclose to the public. Rider is declining to make public