public safety

N.Y. Senator Fred Akshar (R, Binghamton was flanked by a wall of police uniforms to support for action to fix bail reforms that took effect January 1.

The City of Binghamton Police Department is getting $27,158 in federal funds to help fight crime and address the opioid epidemic.

Law enforcement officials and prosecutors are intensifying a debate over the implementation of sweeping changes to New York’s criminal justice system.

Broome County is being asked to weigh in on a municipal cost-saving move that might impact public safety.

City Council has unanimously approved Mayor Richard David’s proposed $35.2 million tax budget, with City spending of close to $95 million.

According to the Broome County Sheriff’s office, each of these individuals is wanted and authorities are asking for help from the public to locate them.

Is the water coming out of your tap safe to drink? The New York State Department of Health wants to help you find out, and for free.

Taxes, public safety and infrastructure investment are some highlights from the State of the City Address.

A Binghamton University student who was assaulted while she walked with two friends in downtown Binghamton is telling her story and pushing to make things safer for other students.

Binghamton Mayor Richard David is declaring 2016 The Year of Neighborhoods in the City.