Gino Fanelli is a reporter specializing in local news in the Rochester, New York area. He has written for various news outlets including Wxxi News, KUAF 91.3 Public Radio, WAMU 88.5, The Pulse, Brewer Media, and CITY Newspaper. Gino covers a range of topics including crime, local government, social issues, and community events.
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Jefferson Turcios (left) leaves Rochester City Court on Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2024, with Samantha Escobar (middle) and other University of Rochester students charged in connection with the'Wanted' posters plastered across campus in protest of Israel's actions in Gaza. The students were accompanied by their lawyers, Derek Wild (front) and Safa Robinson (right).
By: Gino Fanelli, Jim Glab
The communications director for Democratic Congressman Joe Morelle has been arrested on charges of unlawful possession of ammunition, Capitol Police have confirmed.
A sign posted to Yadira Susseth's front porch during a July 17, 2024 protest of her eviction voices support for Good Cause protections. But the current legislation before Rochester City Council likely would not cover her because it appears her landlord owns 10 or fewer rental units in the city.
Teachers and support staff at the Mary Cariola Center voted Wednesday, Dec. 4 to unionize with New York State United Teachers.
A poster hangs in the window of the PAB offices in the Seneca Building.
By: Gino Fanelli
While overtime hours have started to decline overall payroll has not. A new labor contract also is cited to explain the increase there and with the city's annual pension payment.
The complaint alleges wrongful death and failure to secure the property in the death of Abdullahi Muya, whose body was discovered in the reservoir in March, several weeks after he drowned.
By: Gino Fanelli
The Rochester City Council has approved the strongest legally possible version of Good Cause eviction protections, making it the largest city in New York to opt into the law.
The city of Rochester swept a homeless encampment off Marshall Street on Friday, Dec. 20, as the bitter cold was expected to creep in over the weekend.
WXXI News | By Gino Fanelli Published December 23, 2024 at 3:40 PM EST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
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