Binghamton Plaza

The Binghamton Plaza property on Binghamton's North Side is once again owned by the city.

Imagine pulling up to your favorite ATM only to find it's gone for good—this is a reality many are facing in Binghamton right now.

Time is running out for the operators of a 54-year-old business on Binghamton's North Side.

The city of Binghamton's plan to gain control of a once-thriving retail complex appears to be moving forward on schedule.

The husband and wife who've operated their own business in the Binghamton Plaza for more than a half-century have finally received official notification that they must leave.

A popular pizza place that's been a fixture in the Binghamton Plaza for decades is being forced to move because the city is about to take over the property.

The sprawling Binghamton Plaza property will soon belong to the city after a lengthy eminent domain battle.

Some important decisions are to be made about the Binghamton Plaza site and the businesses that remain at the once-thriving North Side complex.

Progress apparently is being made in the long-running eminent domain case involving the Binghamton Plaza property on the city's North Side.

A $75,000 state grant has been approved to enable the city of Binghamton to create a detailed redevelopment plan for commercial property on the North Side.