In a memo issued Wednesday, Council President Miguel Melรฉndez said he would be โremiss to not actโ in response to Councilmember Jose Peoโs behavior.
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Peo changes course, apologizes to Lupien
City Councilmember Jose Peo says he has apologized to his colleague, Mary Lupien, for lewd remarks about her on his podcast.
Monroe County redistricting commission will meet to modify proposed map
After a roughly two-month delay, the committee tasked with drawing new districts for the Monroe County Legislature is scheduled to meet Thursday.
City lawmaker Jose Peo shrugs off sexual remarks about colleague on podcast
City Council Vice President Mary Lupien was the target of sexual remarks on a podcast hosted by her colleague, Jose Peo.
CITY Visits…The Harborfest Classic Car Show
We caught up with gearheads showing their sweet rides at Harborfest’s “Wheels in Motion” classic car show at Ontario Beach Park.
Four candidates vie for city court seat
In an oft-overlooked election, the Rochester City Court race sees four candidates battle for an influential seat on the bench.
Police Accountability Board backers call on Council to free up agencyโs funding
The Police Accountability Board Alliance has called on City Council to release the board’s funding, in-full, for the 2023 fiscal year.
Weโre missing the real gun violence epidemic
Alarm over mass shootings obscures the everyday gun violence that is killing Americans and can be curbed.
Divided City Council passes budget with an eye on the Police Accountability Board
City Council passed a $627 million spending plan Tuesday that makes investments in public safety and libraries.
New York is looking into whether pregnancy resource centers steer women away from abortions
The bill, signed into law by Gov. Kathy Hochul, kick starts a study into whether the facilities manipulate women out of abortions.
Police Accountability Board chair resigns
Shani Wilson stepped down as the chair of the Police Accountability Board on Friday effective immediately.
Where have all the gay bars gone?
In a half-century, Rochesterโs gay bars went from secret and forbidden to โoutโ and everywhere to almost nowhere.






