Press & Sun-Bulletin

Journalists at Gannett newspapers across New York and elsewhere are bracing for more layoffs now that shareholders have approved a merger with GateHouse Media.

Gannett Company, which owns the Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin, is being purchased by another large media company.

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.