When the U.S. Department of Homeland Security publicized the arrest of a Nigerian man for indecent exposure this week, it included a political attack that's drawing complaints from Democrats and a ...

Cassadaga Valley Central School is preparing to have its own wall of fame for people who have helped shape the district, ...

The unintentional murder of a 12-year-old New York City youth this summer is prompting state legislation that would make the intentional or reckless murder of a child punishable by life in prison.

Thursday, Oct. 15, at 7 p.m., Devon Taylor, Chautauqua town historian, will be giving the Chautauqua Town Historical ...

The Cinema Series continues at the 1891 Fredonia Opera House Performing Arts Center with screenings of “Knife: The Attempted ...

A pair of three-set marathons highlighted the opening day of doubles action at the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic ...

How to deal with recurring traffic issues in school zones on Buffalo Street are once again coming before the City Council. The issue, which has been discussed a few times over the past couple of years ...

After an incident involving graffiti on city-owned property last week, guests from the United Christian Advocacy Network (UCAN) volunteered to help with the cleanup project. The Jamestown Police ...

There was plenty of discussion about cutting the state University at Fredonia’s deficit at the latest SUNY Fredonia ...

Fall has brought a decrease in police responses to Ellicott hotels used to house the homeless. According to the minutes of Monday’s Ellicott Town Board meeting, Dan Ingrao, Ellicott police chief, said ...

Rebecca Robbins will retire in mid-November after 20 years as Jamestown Board of Public Utilities communications coordinator. “Becky has helped tell the BPU’s story for 20 years, always keeping our ...

Gabriella Bango, Clarissa Hren and Annalisa Krug were double winners for Southwestern/Jamestown in a 101-75 victory over Olean/Portville in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association girls swimming ...