A $20,000 investment from state funding was announced Thursday, in order to help reignite Buffalo's reforestation.

The people of Buffalo’s East Side deserve credit for their hard work in recent years to revitalize their neighborhoods (“As Buffalo Redevelops, East Side Is Left Behind,” U.S. News, June 21 ...

UB researchers looked at 17 cities across New York State where longstanding federal housing policies once denied neighborhoods with people of color from receiving mortgages. Although this practice was ...

Located north of downtown Buffalo, this leafy neighborhood is famed for its parkways designed by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, who also helped plan New York’s Central Park and Boston’s ...

Buffalo Pro Soccer drops Elk and Lee Streets stadium plan over PVS Chemicals disputes. BUFFALO, N.Y. — Buffalo Pro Soccer has ...

Benjamin Joe lives in Buffalo, New York. Excerpts of his novel, Nirvana Dreams, published by NFB Publishing, can be found at the March 2018 Ghost City Review and Issue 14 of Riggwelter Press.

Five are in Buffalo, and the other two are in Niagara Falls. More than 40 percent of the households in seven Western New York neighborhoods contain a single resident. Buffalo Business First ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — People here simply call it "Jefferson Ave," a historic neighborhood on the city's near East Side. Jefferson Avenue and surrounding streets form a place where people live and work ...

New census figures show Broadway Fillmore added more than 3,100 people – marking a sharp reversal from decades of decline and ranking it among the fastest-growing areas in Buffalo.

The gunman who killed 10 people and wounded three in a racist attack at a grocery store in a predominantly Black neighborhood of Buffalo, New York, would be willing to plead guilty to federal ...

The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra is set to perform across Western New York in their annual Summer Series starting July 3, continuing their long-standing tradition of presenting accessible ...

In its place, a below-grade highway divided East Buffalo neighborhoods. More than 600 homes were demolished to make way for the expressway, and most of the displaced residents were Black.