Recent Articles
Police reform: advocates on what should come next
Police reform proponents say city officials don’t have to wait for a court decision to bring change to the Rochester Police Department. An accountability board is essential, they say, but additional reforms are also needed.
- Oct 22, 2019
Court clears the way for Police Accountability referendum
- Oct 17, 2019
Dade outlines initial actions on district deficit
- Oct 9, 2019
Recent Posts
A change in Jazz Festival's Club Passes?
- Jun 29, 2015
Deadline coming for police body-camera survey
- Jun 23, 2015
City issues RFP for Bull’s Head consultant
- Jun 23, 2015
Recent Comments
Re: “Warren, Council offering separate police oversight plans”
To Ted Forsyth: You're absolutely right. I was incorrect in referring to the board as an "advisory board" rather than an accountability board throughout the article. The article has been corrected.
Re: “Frederick Douglass statue damaged; police arrest two”
To John Goodman: including information from other media and citing those media is a common journalistic practice and a requirement of journalistic ethics. When other journalists get the information, we owe it to those journalists to attribute it to them, not imply that we talked to the source or did the research ourselves.
Re: “The New York governor's race: big choices, little attention”
To Drew Beeman 1: Sharpe's photograph was omitted in our print publication because of space. That said, we do make mistakes, and that was a major one. The far better choice would have been to omit the photograph of Governor Andrew Cuomo, who has had more than enough exposure.
Re: “Pipe bombs, shootings, and Donald Trump”
Richard and Cupid , this is turning into a personal conversation. Please get in touch with one another and continue your discussion offline.
Re: “Best of Rochester 2018”
The list is all there, folks, out-takes, critics' choices and all.
Re: “To our CITY readers: changes, and an invitation”
To Harry Pearle and David4: we've written about the Strong expansion plans (which do indeed include additional space at the museum) several times since it was announced nearly two years ago. The full complex will include the museum expansion, the hotel, a residential building, and parking.
Re: “Groups want a shift in city development”
To Alex White: The HomeWork feature is an ad produced by the Landmark Society of Western New York, not a story. City Newspaper donates the space for it, but we do not select the subject or write the text.