Richard David

Police in Binghamton have been directed to take action against people who use fireworks in the city.

After being closed to the public for more than 15 months, Binghamton City Hall is about to reopen.

New landscaping, lighting and decorative pavers are about to be installed in a rundown area in the heart of downtown Binghamton.

Republican Binghamton Mayor Rich David says he is looking at possibly running for the 52nd NYS Senate seat.

An antiquated traffic signal on Riverside Drive on Binghamton's West Side has been removed.

Binghamton Mayor Richard David says he hasn't decided whether to fill a top-level vacancy in the city police department.

An agency that provides services to people with developmental disabilities is planning to open a group home in a Binghamton neighborhood.

Millions of dollars in federal money is headed to Binghamton City Hall as part of the federal government's Covid-19 pandemic recovery program.

Binghamton Rumble Ponies fans will be able to get a fast Covid-19 test at the stadium before the team's first series of home games.

Graffiti continues to spread along Clinton Street in Binghamton's First Ward and police have been unable to charge the culprits.

The move to privatize operations at the Binghamton-Johnson City Joint Sewage Treatment Plant has been put on hold.

Binghamton city councilman Joe Burns doesn't want Veolia to be hired to audit sewage treatment plant maintenance operations.

The century-old carousel at Binghamton's Ross Park Zoo won't be operating this year as the city awaits final state approval on plans to restore its horses and chariots.

A 25-year lease extension has been announced between the city of Binghamton and Ross Park Zoo.