Latest environment stories from New York, deduped across ~45 local sources and ranked by newsworthiness. Refreshed every hour.
Ever since 270 Park Avenue opened last fall, JPMorgan Chase has been extremely pleased with its new office tower, declaring the brawny Norman Foster–designed skyscraper to be a “true physical... More »
The November pension payment for military retirees will land Tuesday, Dec. 1, according to the Defense Finance and Accounting Service.
A popular Nevada water park that has entertained families for more than a decade is closing for good.
Because the Department of Veterans Affairs pays disability compensations in arrears, the payments for November will come on Tuesday, Dec. 1.
A tornado swept an Arizona man off the ground while he was riding his bike from the grocery store, and he lived to describe the “loss of gravity.”
On a scale from a pocket park to The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, where does John Turturro fit? This is NYQ, a series in which we find out how “New York” notable... More »
The National Weather Service has issued a warning for an elevated risk of fire spread in the Lower Hudson Valley and Connecticut due to dry conditions and gusty winds. This warning is in effect for Friday as strong high pressure continues to dominate the region.
What does the “most famous seer” of the 16th century know about the era of artificial intelligence, data centers and climate change? According to believers, he knows a lot.
A ritzy enclave in Los Angeles is experiencing accelerated coastal erosion, worsened by recent tropical storm activity. The situation raises concerns about the future of the area as waves continue to erode the shoreline.
The feds urged CARB to clarify that national banks and federal savings associations are not required to comply.
On Nov. 1, around 60,000 participants will be running the New York Marathon on its 50th anniversary. The race will start at Fort Wadsworth on Staten Island and will finish in Central Park near the Tavern on the Green. The professional starts for women will begin at 8:35 a.m. with the men st
Ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, Food Bank For NYC’s mobile food distribution provided nearly 100 Bronx residents with food assistance near Bill Rainey Park in Longwood — a neighborhood facing high food insecurity and historically low voter turnout across the city. In addition to providing meal
Climate change may be taking some of the chill out of Halloween, with October nights warming across many major U.S. cities over the past five decades.
The New York Restoration Project's annual Hulaween gala raised over $2 million to promote equitable access to nature in New York City. The event featured creative marine-themed costumes and celebrated the importance of environmental initiatives.
Take a deep breath. For more than half the people on Earth, the air this year may not have been as clean as it should be.
A small town in California is experiencing unusual 'sky glow' as a startup tests a new technology. This development has raised public criticism and scientific concerns about its implications.
A Princeton, NJ mom is still without a home five years after Hurricane Ida flooded her house and trying to get assistance with HARP. Dan Krauth reports.
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Rep. Nicole Malliotakis announced Wednesday afternoon that she secured $678,000 worth of federal funding for a new science facility at Freshkills Park.
The invasive box tree moth has been found in Nassau County, marking its first appearance on Long Island. This pest poses a significant threat to boxwood plants, which are popular among residents.
A firefighting helicopter tragically crashed in Yosemite National Park, resulting in the deaths of two pilots. New details reveal that the chopper dropped its water bucket just moments before the fatal dive.
Toyota has announced a pair of recalls that impact a line of its minivans and a line of Lexus crossover SUVs. In both instances, owners of affected vehicles will be alerted of the recall via letter starting Dec. 7.
He's been making Brooklyn gourd-geous for a decade.
New Jersey’s top Democratic leaders are pressing President Donald Trump to approve federal disaster aid after a September nor’easter battered the Jersey Shore.
The City Island Oyster Reef project successfully installed its first six oyster reef balls in Eastchester Bay, marking a significant step in restoring native oyster populations. This milestone follows seven years of research and planning, culminating in a community effort to enhance marine life and water quality.
Daylight saving time ends Sunday, which means people will have an hour added to their Halloween festivities.
The mural of the Statue of Liberty was created in Battery Park in 1986.
Bass Pro Shops will open a 200,000-square-foot store in Sayreville on Nov. 11 with a special fundraising event that donates 15% of sales to local conservation organizations.
Demonstrators say e-bikes and e-scooters are making Central Park drives more dangerous. Crystal Cranmore has the details.
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