parking

Some people who live, work or shop in downtown Binghamton may have to find an alternate place to park for several days because of the upcoming LUMA Projection Arts Festival.

If you are not aware of your community winter parking rules, here's what to know to avoid getting a ticket.

Demolition of the crumbling Water Street parking ramp in downtown Binghamton is expected to get underway soon.

A few minor accidents and a lot of parking tickets are coming out of the two-and-a-half day storm in the Twin Tiers.

Winter parking rules go into effect December 1 in several municipalities around the region.

City officials have decided that Binghamton's crumbling Water Street parking ramp will be demolished and not repaired.

Binghamton will again require residents to use the blue municipal garbage bags and officials will enforce the paid meter parking.

The City of Binghamton is extending the suspension of the parking meter enforcement, the requirement for blue garbage bags and the 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew.

Crews have started work on a long-delayed project to build a 300-space parking facility near Binghamton City Hall.

People who work and shop in downtown Binghamton are digging deeper as they pay higher parking fees in city-owned ramps.