Genesee County Sheriff's officials are searching for the driver of a car that did not stop after striking a pedestrian Saturday.

Kay Stafford, the widow of former state Senator and political icon Ron Stafford, has been stewarding his legacy the last few years, since his death in 2005.

Dr. Alan Foster completed a unique feat Thursday, becoming the first golfer to win the New York State Amateur, Mid-Amateur, Senior Amateur and Super Senior Amateur during the course of a career.

A partnership among five government entities is recommending that a 12-acre site owned by the Batavia City School District that has lain idle for years be developed into a $1.5 million athletic field to accommodate youth sports.

STAFFORD, NY, September 7, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Thomas M. Steffenilla, President and Chief Executive Officer of Adept Equipment Services Inc., has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in industrial repair services.

The federal government is giving Plattsburgh City Schools more than half a million dollars to make a difference in the lives of its students and their families.

The federal government is giving Plattsburgh City Schools more than half a million dollars to make a difference in the lives of its students and their families.

A safety official was struck by a demolition derby car on Saturday night at the Genesee County Fairgrounds in the Town of Batavia.

The Village of Le Roy will join Genesee County and city police dispatchers at the county's new communications center as the result of resolutions approved Wednesday by the County Legislature.

A retired City School District teacher and local media personality is accused of possessing hundreds of images of child porn.

Republican control of Genesee County government appears to be safe for at least another two years with only two challenges to 10 incumbents seeking re-election. Hollis D. Upson, vice chairman of the County Legislature and longtime representative of city Wards 2 and 3, is being opposed by a newcomer, Christopher Charvella.

"A Vision of One Batavia," strongly slanted toward a merger of the city and the town of Batavia, has been presented at a joint meeting of the City Council and the Town Board during a 45- minute session in Town Hall.