Jay Tokasz is a Reporter at The Buffalo News. A Buffalo native, he has a diverse reporting background that includes themes such as religion and spirituality, crime and justice, and arts and entertainment, often focusing on topics like Christianity, church administration, and corporate fraud. He has been featured in various publications including The Citizen, The Post-Star, and Fire Engineering.
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By: Jay Tokasz
In the wake of federal child pornography charges against a suspended Buffalo priest, Assemblyman Patrick B. Burke on Wednesday asked the New York State Police to launch a comprehensive criminal investigation into the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo.
By: Jay Tokasz
After more than six years, the Buffalo Diocese's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case finally seems headed for a resolution, with a $326 million settlement
By: Jay Tokasz
Child sexual abuse survivor Andrea D'Alimonte, who won a $75 million judgement against her father for repeated sexual abuse in their family home when she was a child, offers words of hope for others.
By: Jay Tokasz
Accusations that an inappropriate relationship between Rev. Joseph Gatto and Devin Waring may have led to Waring's death surfaced publicly earlier this year at a listening session in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of New York that was part of the Buffalo Diocese's Chapter 11 case.
By: Alan Pergament, Rachel Lenzi, Jonathan D. Epstein, Lance Lysowski, Jay Tokasz, Aaron Besecker, Emma Kresge, Michael Petro
From stadium ticket costs and suspicious speeding tickets to a deadly explosion and Buffalo Grand updates, here are the weekend stories that drew readers in the most.
By: Jay Tokasz, Emma Kresge, Mackenzie Shuman, Ben Tsujimoto, Alan Pergament, Lance Lysowski, Justin Sondel
From staffing cuts at Channel 7 and a cancelled festival, to troubles at Tifft and review board findings, see this week's most popular articles, according to readers.
By: Jay Tokasz
Six women who alleged being sexually abused in the 1980s by a male math teacher at Immaculata Academy may soon be in a courtroom to confront the accused.
Assemblyman Patrick B. Burke on Wednesday called on state police to open a criminal investigation into sexual abuse of minors in the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo.
By: Jay Tokasz, Dan Higgins, Alan Pergament, Michael Petro
From the death of a Buffalo business titan to a dive into the staffing changes at local broadcast stations, see this week's most popular articles, according to readers.
