State Street

Several new sidewalk sections put in as part of Binghamton's State Street Gateway project are being torn up by construction crews.

The new owners of the old Binghamton City Hall building have decided turning the once-stately structure into an apartment complex is a better idea than using the place for a hotel.

An apartment project may be planned for the former Binghamton City Hall building, which has been used as a hotel in recent years.

Sections of two busy streets in downtown Binghamton were shut down while crews replaced underground wiring for traffic signals.

Three car crash on Route 434 in the City of Binghamton at the Conklin Road exit while salt crews were also being dispatched for traffic issues Southbound.

A crumbling elevated walkway in downtown Binghamton was torn down more quickly than expected.

Another of downtown Binghamton's "bridges to nowhere" is being torn down.

The city of Binghamton plans to spend nearly a quarter of a million dollars to demolish two unused pedestrian bridges.

A car struck a parked vehicle, then backed up and hit another car before smashing into an office building and a utility pole in downtown Binghamton.

New traffic signals are in place, two months after most of the work for the State Street Gateway Project was completed in downtown Binghamton.