Dozens of Buffalo residents voiced opposition Monday to a proposed 8% increase in the city's property tax levy, which is part of Acting Mayor Chris Scanlon's $622 million budget proposal.

Chris Scanlon, who says when he took over last October, the city faced a potential 70-million-dollar budget gap.

Scanlon recently proposed a $622 million budget, which calls for an 8% property tax hike. The budget is now under review by ...

Buffalo residents fervently discuss an 8% property tax increase amid concerns about service quality and financial stability.

Ryan points out that the Scanlon has violated election law as well by using city hall resources for the campaign, including ...

Acting Buffalo Mayor Chris Scanlon’s campaign, along with attorney Laurence Laufer, sent a letter to the New York State Board ...

Buffalo residents are expressing concerns about the city’s proposed budget for the upcoming year, which includes a plan to ...

Sen. Sean Ryan, a candidate for mayor in the City of Buffalo, has introduced legislation aimed at addressing the city's ...

Buffalo Mayor Chris Scanlon wants the vital Democratic line when voters cast ballots this year to determine the city’s next mayor. That goal is why he has a lot riding on what the city stands to ...

April 21 was officially declared “UB Women’s Basketball Day” by acting Mayor Chris Scanlon of the City of Buffalo, after ...

Property taxes in the city of Buffalo are set to rise if Acting Mayor Chris Scanlon's proposed budget gets approved by the Buffalo Common Council. The recommended budget, released Tuesday ...