Sunday marked the second straight day of extreme heat across the Midwest and East Coast. Heat indexes on Sunday hit 103 F (39 ...

Open hydrants across NYC causing discolored water, low water pressure in homes according to the New York City Department of ...

A former Bronx business owner who illegally dumped waste in sensitive Dutchess County wetlands is being forced to clean up ...

The Delaware River Basin Commission adopted a resolution about DEI and climate change that drew blowback from ...

A Revolutionary War-era boat is being reconstructed more than two centuries after being buried deep beneath Manhattan's ...

A Delaware River Basin Commission report reveals a significant presence of toxic chemicals in the tributaries feeding the ...

600 feet below the Hudson Valley, the longest tunnel in the world is helping deliver drinking water to New York City. The 105 ...

A Q&A with author Russell Shorto on the early colonial history of New Amsterdam in the lead-up to a confrontation with the ...

Veolia, a French company that manages water and wastewater systems in 39 U.S. states, on Wednesday opened a $35 million ...

In her second installment of her four-part series on Delaware LLCs in New York real estate transactions Adrienne Koch examines how careful forum selection—whether Delaware or New York—for ...

Though it is surrounded by water, by 1832 New York City couldn’t quench its own thirst. A cholera epidemic that year killed about 3,500 people, and city leaders realized that, as the population ...