STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Staten Island’s largest environmental group is pushing for the inclusion of a rare local frog on the ...

Almost nothing stood in the way of the pounding waves that crashed into seaside homes in Staten Island’s Tottenville ...

Culverts are at the center of triage and planning happening through the Adirondack Park to respond to storm damage.

When it comes to a fish dinner, freshness and quality is everything. That's why these seafood chains rise above the ...

The quality of New York’s drinking water—and the complex system that delivers it to each New Yorker’s tap—has long been a ...

In 1976 there was only one eagle nest in New York state and it wasn’t producing — a common occurrence along the Atlantic ...

Still, wild turkeys are part of the fabric of life here. In urban areas, they are an object of both fasciation and annoyance, chasing children and clawing up gardens. A flock that hangs out on the ...

People in the U.S. eat more salmon than any other fish, chowing down on an annual average of nearly 3.5 pounds per capita, ...

Moreau's moratorium on industrial development has caught cannabis cultivation in the crosshairs. The property owner wonders ...

Advocates allege the New York Department of Environmental Conservation, along with the state environmental agencies of ...

The state's "I voted" sticker has a red crawfish, a staple in Louisiana, wearing a blacktop hat, shoes and a white and blue ...

Nearly 200 walkers gathered Sunday in an effort to bring attention to mental health challenges. Compeer Rochester held its fifth annual “Compeer Mile: A Walk to End Loneliness” in an effort to raise ...