vandalism

The Christopher Columbus monument in downtown Binghamton has been defaced by vandals again.

Binghamton police are investigating a series of vandalism incidents at buildings on the West Side of the city.

Binghamton Police report “lots of broken windows” around downtown and the west side following what had been largely peaceful protests.

Authorities are investigating damage caused by vandals at Arnold Park in Vestal.

City of Binghamton Police are investigating the discovery of swastikas painted on a window and sidewalk at the Binghamton High School November 6.

Workers were busy in a Binghamton neighborhood erasing offensive graffiti after a vandal defaced sidewalks, buildings and trucks.

A town of Union man has been arrested after an investigation into multiple cases of graffiti on businesses and vehicles in western Broome County.

The tires on several vehicles parked in Endicott were damaged by vandals.

Investigators have released video in an effort to find the man who shattered a window at a downtown Binghamton business during the booze-fueled SantaCon weekend.

Broome County officials say a reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in connection with the recent damage done to the Binghamton Christopher Columbus monument.