Byron William Brown II, the first African-American mayor of Buffalo, New York, has had a distinguished career in politics since graduating from Buffalo State College in 1983. He served in various political roles, including on the Buffalo Common Council and New York Senate, before his tenure as mayor began in 2006. Brown announced his resignation in 2024 to become CEO of Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corporation.
Rome, New York native Nathaniel Radimak arrested in Honolulu, Hawaii
Nathaniel Walter Radimak, born in New York, has a history of violent incidents, including road rage and assaults in California and Hawaii. In 2023, he faced charges from multiple victims and was sentenced to five years in prison, later released on parole. His behavior has raised concerns about his anger management.
13 things about Rome, New York native Nathaniel Radimak
Nathaniel "Nate" Radimak, born in New York, has faced multiple legal issues, including theft, robbery, and assault. His criminal activities escalated from 2009 to 2025, leading to several arrests and a five-year prison sentence for assault and threats. In 2024, he was released on parole, continuing to engage in violent incidents.
New York City’s Tarek Bazrouk accused of committing hate crimes
Tarek Bazrouk, 20, was arrested multiple times for targeting Jewish individuals during Gaza-related protests in New York City from 2024 to 2025. He faces charges for three hate crime assaults, with a possible maximum penalty of 30 years in prison. These incidents occurred amid rising tensions following Hamas's attack on Israel in October 2023.
13 things about San Francisco, California businessman Tom Steyer
Thomas Steyer, a billionaire from Manhattan, is an influential businessman, environmentalist, and philanthropist based in San Francisco. He founded Farallon Capital, has made significant contributions to climate advocacy, and launched a presidential campaign in 2020. Steyer co-founded Galvanize Climate Solutions in 2021, promoting climate-focused investments and initiatives.
13 things about 47th US president Donald Trump
Donald John Trump Sr., born in New York City, is an influential American politician and businessman. He served as the 45th and 47th president of the United States, having shifted political parties multiple times. A father of five, Trump's family background includes German and Scottish roots. He became notable for his business ventures and reality television show.
13 things about Brooklyn, New York City native Chuck Schumer
Charles Ellis "Chuck" Schumer, a prominent American politician born in Brooklyn, is a Harvard-educated senator. He served in various capacities, including U.S. House member and Senate minority leader. Known for his advocacy, he made a Broadway debut in 2023 and is connected to Amy Schumer as a second cousin, once removed.
10 things about ‘The Voice USA’ Season 26 winner Sofronio Vasquez
Sofronio P. Vasquez III, a Filipino singer from Misamis Occidental, has degrees in dentistry and gained fame after winning "The Voice USA" in 2024, mentored by Michael Bublé. He previously participated in "Tawag ng Tanghalan" and worked as a dental assistant while pursuing his singing career. His life story was depicted in a televised episode.
10 things about Northbridge, Massachusetts native Jennifer Guilbeault
Jennifer Guilbeault, born in 2001 in Northbridge, Massachusetts, graduated from Manhattan College in 2023. Following a series of public relations internships, she gained notoriety in 2024 when she pepper-sprayed Uber driver Shohel Mahmud. In 2025, she pleaded guilty to a hate crime and avoided prison, receiving community service and therapy instead.
Amherst, New York’s John Todaro released on own recognizance
John C. Todaro, 49, from Amherst, New York, was arrested for possessing and disseminating child pornography. A vice president of Bikers Against Child Abuse, Todaro faces charges related to child exploitation and will return to court in May 2025. His possible connection to Joseph A. "Big Joe" Todaro remains unverified.
