Water Street

A man who was working at the site of a future downtown Binghamton parking structure was injured when he reportedly became trapped under some concrete.

The parking crunch around the Boscov's store in downtown Binghamton won't be going away any time soon.

Preliminary work has been underway ahead of the planned groundbreaking for a downtown Binghamton residential and parking facility.

Although construction on a new city-owned parking garage has yet to begin, workers are preparing the site next to the Binghamton Boscov's store for a temporary lot.

A couple of Syracuse residents are facing numerous charges in Broome County after Sheriff’s Deputies say they led authorities on a pursuit in a stolen vehicle.

Now that the old city-owned parking facility on Water Street has been torn down, people who shop, work and live in downtown Binghamton are looking forward to the new garage.

It's been more than 100 days since demolition crews began tearing down the old city-owned parking ramp next door to the Binghamton Boscov's department store.

The effort to tear down the old Water Street parking ramp next to Binghamton's Boscov's department store is entering its final stages.

Several colorful murals painted by local artists will be vanishing with the demolition of the Water Street parking ramp in downtown Binghamton.

The most challenging aspect of tearing down an old Binghamton parking facility will be the removal of a section that's above the north end of the Boscov's department store.