More than half of the children in Buffalo – 54 percent – lived in poverty in 2015, up 7 percentage points from the year before, according to new census estimates ...

The study shows some Buffalo neighborhoods have poverty rates of 60 to 80 percent, nearly double the rate in those neighborhoods in 2000. “I’m not surprised,” said Franchelle Hart ...

Here's a database that contains a breakdown of poverty rates in 432 school districts across Upstate New York. The following database contains a breakdown of poverty rates in 432 school districts ...

The Census Bureau today released the poverty rates for 674 school districts across New York, based on data collected ... The next two columns show the number of those children whose families ...

In fact, estimates from the U.S. Census suggest that both Syracuse and Rochester have higher poverty rates than Buffalo. The estimates, which combine three years of data from 2008 to 2010, ...