Sanitation

And they didn't even have to steal them.

The MTA inspector general found a contractor regularly threw away tons of carboard and paper, which caused the agency to pay nearly $800,000 in additional charges.

The Upper West and East sides of Manhattan are set to lose thousands of parking spaces as the city begins to containerize residential trash.

Residents and businesses near the state’s largest landfill contemplate moving as the landfill continues to operate more than five years past its closing date.

Environmental review documents published by the Department of Sanitation revealed the plans.

The practice was sidelined in 2011, but New York parkers are not policing themselves.

DSNY to NYC: Please stop "Knicking" bins.

Officials said the toilets can be installed cheaply and quickly because they don't need to be hooked up to sewer or water lines.

A festering puddle has become a fixture in a Brooklyn crosswalk. Neighbors say if highlights the need for more drainage infrastructure.

The number of tickets issued for failing to compost has gone up dramatically in recent weeks.