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Victor Saunders, the City of Rochester’s leader in violence prevention and a key figure in creating the Office of Violence Prevention, has passed away. Mayor Malik Evans announced the news Friday, calling Saunders “one of my closest advisors.” During his time with the city, Saunders played a major role in expanding the Pathways to Peace […]
Youth Job & Resource Fair – Free Event for Ages 15–24Saturday, May 10 | 11:00 AM – 2:00 PMRochester Community Sports Complex460 Oak Street, Rochester, NY 14608 Are you a young adult looking for job opportunities or career guidance? Don’t miss this free event designed for youth ages 15–24. Connect with local employers, explore career […]
Rochester is suing landlord Tal Levi for 536 code violations at 13 of his properties, 388 of which are still unresolved. The buildings have serious issues like no heat, infestations, and structural damage, and three may be demolished. City of Rochester is seeking up to $3.7 million in fines from the landlord, plus $194,000 per […]
The City of Rochester is cracking down on illegal dirt bikes and ATVs on city streets. Mayor Malik Evans announced stricter enforcement, including a $500 fine and proof of road-readiness for a first offense, and $2,000 fines for repeat violations. Unclaimed or unpaid vehicles will be destroyed rather than auctioned to prevent reoffending. Police Chief […]
Clifford Florence Sr., son of the late civil rights leader Rev. Franklin Florence, has announced his candidacy for mayor of Rochester. He plans to file his papers with the Monroe County Board of Elections on Thursday, aiming to bring about positive change like his father did. His son, Clifford Florence Jr., is also running for […]
Starting May 1, VenuWorks will take over operations at Blue Cross Arena at the War Memorial. The city-owned arena’s previous management, Rochester Arena LLC, chose to exit its contract, leading the Rochester City Council to approve VenuWorks as the new operator. VenuWorks to start as Blue Cross Arena operators May 1
The City of Rochester is continuing its efforts to disperse a massive crow roost, estimated at 20,000 to 30,000 birds, using pyrotechnics, spotlights, lasers, and distress call recordings. The program, led by biologists from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, follows a previous attempt in January, which faced backlash from animal advocates who argued the methods […]
City leaders in Rochester announced the launch of the ACTION team, a new community responder initiative aimed at handling low-risk 911 calls and alleviating pressure on police. Set to roll out this fall, the team has been three years in the making and will consist of full-time employees trained in de-escalation and conflict resolution. Unlike […]
The City of Rochester’s Summer of Opportunity Program and Monroe County’s Summer Youth Employment Program are inviting community partners to help provide local youth with valuable summer internships. Over six weeks, hundreds of young people will gain meaningful work experiences across various sectors, including government, nonprofits, and private businesses. Interns will work 20 hours per […]
The Rochester Police Department is seeking assistance in identifying two individuals connected to multiple incidents of criminal mischief and larceny involving vehicles in the city. Police released four photos of the suspects but did not provide additional details about the incidents. Anyone with information is urged to call 911 or email rpdtipline@cityofrochester.gov. Rochester police ask […]
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