The last decade doesn't show much in the way of a cohesive, viable family. They lost their main source of power when LIUNA was put under trusteeship in 1996. It was declared free of organized crime influence in 2006. There's been a handful of cases here and there, in both Buffalo and Rochester, but mostly involving individual members or associates. The Todaros appear to be retired for all intents and purposes. Them still having as many made guys as they do is probably due to them being in the northeast as much as anything. But I don't know how much stock I put in any current organizational charts. For me, they're on the "non-viable" list, right behind Detroit.