Buffalo mayoral candidate India B. Walton’s solution to housing issues in Buffalo doesn't depend on profit-seeking developers.
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Walton's blueprint counts on land trusts – not developers – for affordable housing
“I’m not anti-development. I’m anti-development with displacement,” Walton said at a press conference Tuesday.
Walton cites her work as founding head of the trust as evidence of her experience and skill, and she sees the land trust as a model to protect…
Walton, seeking to become the first socialist mayor of a major American city in six decades, spoke with business leaders Thursday who question…
The Brown campaign raised $831,279 from 2,555 contributions from July 12 to Sept. 27.
That disagreement comes against the backdrop of a broader national debate: Academics and others cite a lack of statistical evidence that becom…
Housing and development emerged as a theme for both mayoral candidates as they hit the campaign trail less than a month before the general election.
There's a traditional stampede of politicians locally and across the state to scratch each others’ backs at campaign time – but not this year.
A Buffalo attorney and 138 others have complained to the city's Board of Ethics that a television ad sponsored by Mayor Byron Brown's re-elect…
In Buffalo's race for mayor, will blue-collar Democrats embrace India Walton's democratic socialism?
Buffalo emerges as a laboratory for Walton's political viability in a campaign capturing national attention.
Vanna Deux says the heads of Club Marcella fired her after she participated in a fundraising event for Democratic mayoral nominee India Walton.
"The election will determine what kind of Democratic politics holds sway in New York’s second largest city for years to come," writes Robert J…
Democratic mayoral challenger India Walton is already looking toward City Hall with her appointment of six experts to an advisory committee.
