parking garage

Although the $25 million city-owned parking structure on Water Street in downtown Binghamton opened nearly one year ago, there's something in the garage that seems to be a secret.

A deteriorating city-owned parking ramp in Binghamton will soon be closed and demolished.

Binghamton police say a person died of injuries sustained after falling from a city-owned parking facility.

The new 500-space city-owned parking garage in downtown Binghamton next to Boscov's department store is now fully open.

Workers are assembling a large crane at the site of a long-awaited parking structure in downtown Binghamton.

People shopping and working in downtown Binghamton are getting an earful as pile driving for a scaled-down redevelopment project moves forward.

Preliminary work has been underway ahead of the planned groundbreaking for a downtown Binghamton residential and parking facility.

Now that the old city-owned parking facility on Water Street has been torn down, people who shop, work and live in downtown Binghamton are looking forward to the new garage.

The effort to tear down the old Water Street parking ramp next to Binghamton's Boscov's department store is entering its final stages.

The entry gate to the State Street, Binghamton parking ramp was found severely damaged early Tuesday morning and police notified.