parking garage

Workers are assembling a large crane at the site of a long-awaited parking structure in downtown Binghamton.

People shopping and working in downtown Binghamton are getting an earful as pile driving for a scaled-down redevelopment project moves forward.

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

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.

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

The entry gate to the State Street, Binghamton parking ramp was found severely damaged early Tuesday morning and police notified.

Binghamton Mayor Richard David is kicking off the official start of the demolition of the Boscov parking ramp while the store predicts a bright future.

Drivers in Binghamton should be prepared for significant changes in traffic patterns on a busy downtown street.

The new downtown Binghamton parking garage at 7 Hawley Street near Binghamton City Hall has finally officially opened.

People who work and shop in downtown Binghamton will soon be able to use the newly-constructed city-owned parking facility on Hawley Street.