Lockdown Law

Binghamton officials have sent a lockdown warning notice to a man who owns property they say has been the source of criminal activity and neighborhood disturbances.

This Binghamton property accrued 46 lockdown points for incidents that date back to December 2022.

Two residential buildings may be shut down by the city of Binghamton because of criminal activity and disturbances.

The clock is ticking as Binghamton officials keep a wary eye on a property that's been the source of ongoing criminal activity in a West Side neighborhood.

Efforts to secure an Endicott residence with a history of criminal activity haven't been working.

Gunshots rang out twice in a span of less than four hours in the area of an Endicott home village officials are trying to lock down.

Some neighbors of a Binghamton business that has opened in a building that had been locked down for violent incidents are worried there'll be more trouble in the future.

Another property in Binghamton could be locked down by the city if ongoing problems aren't addressed soon.

Several dozen people have signed a petition calling on Binghamton officials to take decisive action to deal with ongoing problems at a West Side building.

The owner of a Binghamton building has been warned that the property could be shut down by the city because of alleged problems over the last several months.