For about the last month, the City Council has been discussing and looking over the Department of Development’s plan to change the zoning code in the area by Jackson-Taylor Park, and that change is officially set for a vote at tonight’s council voting session. The plan was originally ...

Updates could be coming next year to New York’s Lemon Law. Legislation introduced recently by Assemblyman Patrick Carroll, D-New York City, and state Sen. Toby Ann Stavitsky, D-College Point, have introduced A.8594/S.8430, which would update New York’s Lemon Law in ways Carroll says ...

The Chautauqua County Legislature will be voting on three union contracts connected to the Sheriff’s Office. The first union contract is with the Deputy Sheriff’s Association of Chautauqua County. Union members include those who are crime scene analysts, investigators, and sergeants. ...

DEWITVILLE - For the fifth consecutive year, Prevention Works Inc. organized a camp specifically designed for children with special needs and their siblings at YMCA Camp Onyahsa. This initiative aims to provide a supportive and engaging environment for these children, fostering social ...

The price of a former factory that is proposed to become an apartment complex has been revealed. The Post-Journal and OBSERVER have been analyzing real estate sales in Chautauqua County and recently looked at the transactions from June 11-17. During this time period, 16 Scott St., ...

BROCTON — An ongoing civil dispute dating back several months was brought before the Brocton Village Board at its latest meeting. Julie Toad Noble addressed the Board to describe the issues she has faced with the operator of a junkyard next to her business, the Nickel Plate Depot. Noble ...