The Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society will present two events today.

Planes, trains & metaphors

Federal prosecutors and agents have subpoenaed all Buffalo police records about the near-arrest of restaurateur Leonard Stokes, who was accused of possessing a stolen handicapped parking tag.

The JetBlue boys are back in Buffalo.

The JetBlue boys are back in Buffalo.

A career diplomat with two prior ambassadorial appointments and a background in trade policy has been appointed Canada’s consul general in Buffalo.

This is how the following area offices and services will be affected Monday by the Columbus Day holiday.

A former Canisius High School official who stole more than a half-million dollars from the school faces sentencing Jan. 26 before U. S. District Judge Richard J. Arcara.

Dozens of supporters of Corpus Christi Catholic Church turned out Thursday for a special look at an exhibit that celebrates the East Side churchs past and future.

The exhibition of preserved cadavers that departed the Buffalo Museum of Science last weekend proved very healthy for the museums bottom line.

The Social Security Administration is making some progress in its efforts to cut the backlog of disability cases in Buffalo and other offices.

The Erie County Legislature agreed Thursday to let the state-appointed control board borrow $65 million — another of the annual bridge loans that help the government pay bills when short on cash.

Buffalo’s gun buyback programs have helped make the city safer and should be continued, Police Commissioner

Two Buffalo men were found guilty Thursday of the slaying of a man targeted mistakenly in a drug hit May 21, 2006.

County Executive Chris Collins has named Philip Corwin — a neighbor, friend and the vice chairman of the county Industrial Development Agency–as Erie County’s director of economic development, a volunteer post.