Ben Tsujimoto is a reporter for The Buffalo News, primarily covering Buffalo Public Schools. He also covers various other topics and has had his work featured in multiple publications, including the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Napa Valley Register, and Government Technology. Ben's reporting focuses on local issues and events in the Buffalo, New York area.
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By: Ben Tsujimoto
Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia on Thursday announced a 16-year-old student at East Community High School was taken into custody and charged with first-degree gang assault for his role in an attack Wednesday in Martin Luther King Jr. Park. Police urge two other suspects to turn themselves in. The 15-year-old victim remained in intensive care Thursday.
Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia on Thursday announced one arrest was made in Wednesday's alleged assault after school in Martin Luther King Jr. Park.
By: Ben Tsujimoto
Monica P. Wallace (D-Lancaster) seeks a fifth two-year term leading New York State Assembly District 143, while challenger Pat Chludzinski (R-Cheektowaga) intends to play spoiler in the Nov. 5 general election.
By: Ben Tsujimoto
There was no question about what Buffalo-area voters wanted to talk about on Election Day: the presidential race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
By: Ben Tsujimoto
Larry Scott earned a second five-year term on the Buffalo School Board, while challengers Adrianna Zullich and Janita Everhart claimed two other open seats.
By: Ben Tsujimoto
Republican Pat Chludzinski pulled an upset in the 143rd State Assembly District, denying Democrat Monica P. Wallace a fifth term. The challenger received about 52% of the vote with about 98% of site reporting.
"With tonight’s election, it is my goal to take all I have learned in that time and blend it into my platform of 'unifying the Seneca People,' Seneca said after claiming 87% of the vote.
By: Ben Tsujimoto
A sharp improvement in math proficiency by Buffalo Public Schools' economically disadvantaged third graders last year encouraged district leadership that strategies and tracking tools to overcome pandemic learning loss were beginning to bear fruit.
By: Ben Tsujimoto
The Buffalo School Board has three at-large seats up for election in early voting and on Nov. 5 for all Buffalo residents.
By: Ben Tsujimoto
A 40-year-old man was killed Monday night in the City of Tonawanda amid a spree of car crashes and carjackings that began in Evans and ended in North Tonawanda, police said.
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