Gun Violence

New York is amongst the nation's most anxious states when it comes to gun violence, with an average concern rating of 7.47 out of 10.

Acquiring gun parts that could be used to create untraceable ghost guns just got more difficult in New York after a court order from a federal judge.

The Supreme Court ruled that New York's restrictions on concealed carrying of firearms were unconstitutional and violated the second and fourteenth amendments.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is expected to sign new gun-control legislation that includes raising the legal age to buy or possess an assault rifle to 21.

New York legislative leaders are announcing ten bills to tighten the state’s gun laws in light of recent gun violence.

The city of Binghamton is expected to use some of its federal Covid-19 relief funds to respond to the escalating number of shootings this year.

Money is going to Binghamton schools, the Binghamton Bulldogs and the Binghamton YMCA to offer programs to help children stay out of trouble.

New York State is hoping job training will help curb gun violence in places like Binghamton.

Governor Andrew Cuomo says he's ready to fight what he calls a "new epidemic of gun violence" in New York state.

Three people face charges after a “Gun Involved Violence Elimination” or “GIVE” detail found two suspicious vehicles in the Rutherford Street, Binghamton area.