David Andreatta
Investigations editorDavid Andreatta is investigations editor. He joined the WXXI family in 2019 after 11 years with the Democrat and Chronicle, where he was a news columnist and investigative reporter known for covering a range of topics, from the deadly serious to the cheeky.
His coverage has earned national and state honors for depth and beat reporting, and his commentary was consistently recognized as being among the best in the state.
Outside the paragraph factory, David writes and acts in local theatre and coaches youth hockey. He lives in Fairport with his wife, two sons, and two fat cats.
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County Executive Adam Bello said a new program is designed to keep juveniles accused of crimes busy and productive while they await their day in court. -
Nazareth is the latest New York college to transition to university status.
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Racist graffiti found in Beverly Pappas Park in Greece was the latest in a series around Rochester.
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The Clarion Pointe Rochester is suing Monroe County for $26,000 for items allegedly stolen from the hotel by people who were made to quarantine there during the pandemic.
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Billionaire businessman Tom Golisano is once again fighting his property assessment — this time in Pittsford. The issue? A cell phone tower.
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A Monroe County Board of Elections investigation into delays in reporting results in 2022 determined the incident was a one-off mishap.
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Food retailers in Rochester may now apply for city grants of between $25,000 and $250,000 to enhance their inventory of healthy foods.
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Officer Denny Wright was to have received the recognition in 2020, but the proceedings were delayed due to the pandemic and a change in governors.
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The city joins a host of other municipalities seeking damages from the auto manufacturers.
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The community that Edgar Santa-Cruz rallied around in life is rallying around him in death by organizing a day of service in his memory on Earth Day.
