downtown

Many people who visited Binghamton during the weekend SantaCon celebration said they were shocked by the broken liquor bottles, plastic cups and other garbage that filled downtown streets and sidewalks.

The city of Binghamton is poised to take legal action against a developer who installed a sign for a new restaurant before receiving official approval.

Business operators along a downtown street that had been closed most of this year for a reconstruction project are pleased the work has wrapped up for the season.

Binghamton's first licensed cannabis store may open on Court Street early next year.

A sign for a new downtown Binghamton restaurant has been put in place after a city commission delayed given its approval.

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.

The owners of the space where Dos Rios Cantina was located on Court Street in Binghamton are looking for someone interested in setting up another restaurant.

A vehicle slammed into the front doorway of the Binghamton Boscov's store several weeks ago but repair work has yet to get underway.

Security cameras have been installed in an old city-owned parking facility but vehicle break-ins continue to be a problem.

The Village of Johnson City is looking for ideas for infusing new life into the village center, possibly with the help of ten-million dollars from the state.