Press & Sun-Bulletin

Massive German-made printing press units utilized by the Press & Sun-Bulletin for just over a decade now are being scrapped.

Senator Charles Schumer is worried about what will happen to several upstate New York news operations if a hedge fund lands control of Gannett Company.

After serving as executive editor at the Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin for five-and-a-half years, Neill Borowski is moving to Gannett's flagship newspaper.

A modern newspaper printing complex in Broome County is expected to become home to a hemp processing operation.

Gannett Company - which owns the Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin - is being targeted by a rival media company.

The massive ad-filled newspaper has become a Thanksgiving Day tradition. But the overstuffed holiday publication is a relatively new concept.

Binghamton's Press and Sun-Bulletin will continue to have a print edition but, starting soon, the newspaper's presses won't be located in Broome County.

A $50 million dollar Gannett newspaper printing operation in Broome County that opened in 2006 will close this spring.

It's been a decade since the Press & Sun-Bulletin newspaper's printing operations were moved from Vestal to Johnson City.

A copier manufacturing plant that some had expected would employ thousands of people in the town of Union closed 30 years ago this week.
Savin Corporation broke the news to workers at the Lewis Road facility in Choconut Center on a Friday morning in December 1985...