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Though the amount remains to be determined, it appears Buffalo taxpayers will be paying to defend the Mayor in civil suit filed by a Cleveland based developer.
County Clerk Wayne Jagow also believes he is deserving of raises which will start in 2013.
Common Council President: "I thought he was a mean bureaucrat...but I didn't know he rose to the level of being a crook!"
Some local groups, including non-profits and schools, learned the hard way that a promise made from Albany isn't necessarily a promise kept.
One of our viewers sent a questions to our tipline, asking about the governor's visit today.
An expansion project at LaSalle Waterfront Park in Niagara Falls has been on the drawing board for several years. Recently, one crucial mistake led to construction work at the park to be put on hold.
Last month's flare up over free health care for members of the Niagara County Legislature still simmers.
Falls Mayor accuses NYS of disregarding public sentiment, possibly wasting millions of dollars, by making improvements to Robert Moses Parkway.
The taxpayers' dollars have been funding lawmakers' hometown projects as the state grappled with massive budget deficits that led to school-aid cuts, $450 million in concessions from public employees this year and reductions in social-service programs.
The Town Board of West Seneca may be able to decide Monday, June 6th on the idea of installing GPS units in some town highway and sanitation trucks.
James Riester defends town's purchase of park land against Comptroller's assessment that it was a waste of taxpayer money.
You may see a new fireboat cruising the local waterways next year as part of the Buffalo Fire Department.
The land that was designed for soccer fields and "recreational use" is not only unused; 2 On Your Side couldn't even get to the property.
It may be just tongue in cheek but some state lawmakers have been busy pushing either sweet corn or the onion as the official state vegetable.
DPW worker accused of taking more than $3,000 in jobless benefits while still gainfully employed.
$175,000 "hot patch" truck only used in warmer months in Niagara Falls.
Pledge for better scrutiny of expenses, after NYS Comptroller audit claims the city school district did a poor job of of keeping track of its multi million dollar investment in technology.
The Buffalo City School District wasted around $300,000 on software and services to track computers and other information technology equipment, according to an audit just released from the State Comptroller's Office.
Congressman who has railed against spending out of the gate this new year, with a new mailer costing taxpayers $52,000
Erie County official Kathy Konst will not be moving in to a county owned home in Wendt Beach Park after all according to Legislator Thomas Loughren.
Street signs in the area may look perfectly fine, but thanks to the federal government, the vast majority will have to come down.
National Grid is asking the Public Service Commission to approve a nearly $400 million rate increase despite recent revelations that the company spent millions on lavish expenses for company executives.
On the comptroller's website, under the heading "Maximizing Your Benefits," Thomas DiNapoli provides "tips" for government employees to pad their pension by stockpiling vacation and sick time, or working overtime and holidays.
The state made more than $214,000 in improper payments to the adoptive parents of hard-to-place and handicapped children who had either died or were too old to receive aid, according to an audit released Thursday by the state Comptroller's office.
Based on information provided by the federal government, it appears the stimulus funding is not evenly spread out across New York State, when analyzed by population.
A new series of television ads, described as being "hard hitting", are aimed at tapping the conscience of even the most ardent smokers.
After helping the Buffalo School Board with its May election, the County Board of Elections received a bill from the school district.
Higher salaries for teachers and administrators, more rigorous curriculum, and mandates for special education are what education officials say add up to NY state's high cost per pupil average.
State lawmakers have yet to finish voting on a 2010-11 budget, and they've had $4 million in salary withheld until it's done. But they have still received $1.2 million since April 1 for their daily expenses to come to Albany, records show.