Water Street parking garage

Although the $25 million city-owned parking structure on Water Street in downtown Binghamton opened nearly one year ago, there's something in the garage that seems to be a secret.

People using the new downtown Binghamton parking garage now have a quick way to enter the neighboring Boscov's department store.

More than seven months after Binghamton's new $25 million parking facility opened for its first users, the walkway that will link the ramp to Boscov's department store remains incomplete.

Virtually all of the major construction work at a five-level parking facility next to Boscov's in downtown Binghamton has been completed.

The investigation into the circumstances surrounding an incident that resulted in a worker being hurt at a Binghamton parking garage demolition site is underway.

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.

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