Celia Clarke
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Two former members of the sheriff’s department are running to replace him. The election is next year.
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Binghamton has two Flock contracts for automatic license plate readers. One will automatically renew in August.
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The number of municipalities reconsidering the use of Flock Safety's A.I.-powered automatic license plate readers is growing. The Binghamton City Council is considering whether to renew one of its contracts with the company.
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Binghamton-area reporter Celia Clarke and News Director Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo discuss why WSKG will begin sharing audio recordings of the Broome County Legislature's monthly meetings.
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Starting in July 2026, WSKG News will share audio recordings of the monthly Broome County Legislature meetings.
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Earlier this month, over a dozen people urged the city council to not renew its contract with Flock.
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The meeting took place almost a month after a fire destroyed a motel in Broome County used as temporary housing for homeless people. The fire killed six and displaced over 50 people.
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Monday marks three weeks since a fire destroyed the Knights Inn motel in Endwell on June 22. Many of the residents did not have permanent housing.
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Livingston lost to Dan Norton in the Democratic primary last month. He had until last Friday to decide whether to run on the Working Families Party line.
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Some demonstrators say they are committed to staying until housing reforms are made. City officials said the gathering was an unpermitted event and ordered all to leave.