After decades of work, a massive tunnel system now runs 270 feet under the city's streets — all to keep rivers clean.

ALBANY — The state Assembly on Monday passed a bill to eliminate the decades-old "100-foot-rule" that requires utilities to ...

The bill ends a $200 million/year ratepayer subsidy for new gas hookups, marking a critical step in New York's clean energy ...

For decades, this urban legend has captured imaginations, but is it fact or fiction? We dig into the myth, the history, and the surprising truth behind New York City's most reptilian rumor. 🐊 ...

That day was so vivid and enormous it’s difficult to remember now, almost two years later, that expert warnings of Israel’s ...

The No Kings demonstrations being held in more than 2,000 cities across the nation today could be among the largest in the nation’s history. The demonstrations coincided with President Trump’s 79th ...

Collectors claim they serve people who don't exist, yet regulators rarely bar repeat offenders from the industry.

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Eyewitness News has investigated the violence, the staffing levels, even the sexual abuse allegations inside Rikers ... and 277 complaints about sewage. "Just the scale of ...

On the Staten Island ferry, as evening approached, the sun’s rays would “cut right through the boat and illuminate everything within,” he said. “Even the most ordinary, mundane person can look iconic.

Kathy Hochul and the New York State Environmental Facilities Corp. to help fund some of those projects. The Sewer Authority is also embarking on dozens of other system improvement projects around ...

But to understand the race for council speaker is to understand the lumbering, transactional, redundant, at times corrupt and at times beautiful system through which power flows in New York City.

An enduring urban legend has it that blind, albino alligators patrol New York City’s sewers ... milling near the sewer entrances. But few behemoths ventured inside, save for alligators.