Jay Tokasz is a reporter at The Buffalo News. A Buffalo native, he focuses on themes such as religion and spirituality, law and legal affairs, and the intersection of media and publishing. His work has been featured in various publications including The Citizen, The Post-Star, and Fire Engineering.
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Jay Tokasz focuses on local news in Buffalo, New York, covering a broad range of topics such as politics, crime, and government announcements. He often reports on evolving stories and legal policy regulation.
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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.
By: Jay Tokasz
Abdul Sharif left his Buffalo home around noon Saturday in a blizzard to get milk and other supplies. Sharif, 26, never made it back.
By: Jay Tokasz
When attorney Terrence M. Connors broke off from several of his longtime law partners earlier this year, the split raised questions about whether
By: Jay Tokasz
Victoria Vanill, who asked the Vatican in May to stop the closure of St. Jude Parish in North Tonawanda, said the church is being set up to fail if it is limited to one Sunday Mass per month.
By: Jay Tokasz
The promise of more green space and modern apartments with central air conditioning is little consolation this summer for residents of Shaffer Village trying to get rid of mold in their bathrooms and roaches in their kitchens.
By: Jay Tokasz
The promise of more green space and modern apartments with central air conditioning is little consolation this summer for residents of Shaffer Village trying to get rid of mold in their bathrooms and roaches in their kitchens.
By: Jay Tokasz
A federal bankruptcy judge asked for further revisions to a key document that the Buffalo Diocese must provide about its finances so that child sex abuse claimants can decide on whether to accept a $326 million settlement offer.
By: Jay Tokasz
The Buffalo Diocese took another major step forward this week in resolving its 6-year-old bankruptcy case and settling hundreds of lawsuits brought by child sex-abuse claimants.
