Chautauqua County will soon be getting a new public health director. Michael Faulk, interim public health director, will be stepping down next month from that role and the county’s deputy public health director taking over. Faulk will continue to work for the county, serving as county ...

Some of Jamestown’s youth received a free haircut and got to hang out with adults who’ve “been around the block or two” recently. The Cut-N-Edge barber shop located on Third Street hosted the launch of the Chop it Up-Building Men’s program with five youth and several adult mentors ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Special counsel Jack Smith on Monday asked the Supreme Court to take up and rule quickly on whether former President Donald Trump can be prosecuted on charges he plotted to overturn the 2020 election results. Smith made his request for the court to act with unusual speed to ...

If you ask state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, not everyone is leaving the state, but enough taxpayers are moving elsewhere so that officials need to be cautious when it comes to budgeting. DiNapoli shared his thoughts during a wide ranging interview with members of The Post-Journal and ...

Businesses that use technology to cut their workforce could face a state tax in the future. Assemblyman Pat Burke, D-West Seneca, has introduced legislation (A.8179) that would tax companies if their adoption of automation, artificial intelligence, or other technology results in any workers ...

Food insecurities and food deserts are two issues affecting many in the Jamestown area. However, a few local faith-based ministries and churches are fighting back against the hunger pains of those who are feeling the pinch and pangs of the food deserts in the area. Conduit Ministries of ...