Joseph Gramaglia

It’s a new day for the Buffalo Police Department as 37-year veteran Alphonso “Al” Wright has taken over as its acting police commissioner.

Sources have told WBFO News that Joseph Gramaglia is out as Buffalo Police Commissioner. Gramaglia has served in that capacity since 2022 when he was appointed by then-Mayor Byron Brown.

During Tuesday night's press conference following a a car chase and shootout, Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia spoke on the need to roll back bail reforms put into law in 2020. But criminal justice advocates say the reforms are working as they were intended.

Buffalo Police say a second 17-year-old boy is in custody as of Monday afternoon, in connection to the violent attack at McKinley High School last week.

Buffalo Police are doing away with one of the most controversial elements of the war on drugs: no-knock warrants. That is the kind of police warrant where…

Joseph Gramaglia is Buffalo's Deputy Police Commissioner, the department's second-in-command. He is also the "officer in charge" of the Village of…

Marijuana sales and consumption became legal across Canada overnight. But in the U.S., nothing changed – including rules at its northern borders.“Despite…

The City of Buffalo has temporarily shut down a Chippewa Street bar that was the scene of violence last weekend. A fight broke out and gunshots were fired…

Police are trying to determine the identity of skeletal remains that washed up on the Lake Erie shore at the end of La Salle Park in Buffalo. Those…