Gannett

Seven years after it shut down its massive printing plant, the "Gannett" name is being removed from the Johnson City street where it was located.

A street that was formed when a newspaper printing plant was built in Johnson City is about to be renamed.

Some rebranding is in the works for a decommissioned newspaper printing facility and the Johnson City street where it's located.

Just days after cutting popular local features, the Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin is notifying subscribers of another round of rate increases.

Rick Marsi, who has been writing about nature for decades, has embarked on a new chapter after his column was killed by the Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin.

The names of some long-time Binghamton journalists are disappearing from the Press & Sun-Bulletin newspaper.

A street in the village of Johnson City that was home to a Gannett newspaper printing plant could be getting a new name.

Press & Sun-Bulletin readers who rely on the newspaper's digital platform are being hit with a substantial price increase.

Morning home delivery of the Press & Sun-Bulletin newspaper remains available for Binghamton-area residents but that could change in the not-too-distant future.

Gannett newspapers in Binghamton and around the country are having difficulty recruiting people to delivery their print editions.