New York woman’s $183 power bill jumps to $31,000, then she must prove a Bronx debt isn’t hers
A Brooklyn, New York, resident was saddled with more than $31,000 in charges by Con Edison in connection…
A New York pilot is speeding electric school bus rollouts with less construction
Photo Credit: First Student New York City is expanding its electric school bus fleet after a pilot project…
New York gas pipeline put on hold again after judges side with environmental groups
A federal court has once again put a controversial natural gas pipeline planned off Staten Island’s shores on…
New York’s Bronx River logs its first wild otter sighting in roughly 100 years
Photo Credit: RJ Hawkins; iStock A newly documented river otter along the Bronx River marks the first such…
After years of legal fights, New York’s Elizabeth Street Garden wins a lasting reprieve
Photo Credit: Getty Images After a yearslong battle over what would become of it, Elizabeth Street Garden —…
Con Edison faces calls to reimburse Queens residents after heat wave blackouts in New York
Earlier this month, New York City reached 100 degrees as thousands of Queens residents were left without electricity…
Nearly 10,000 lose power in New York’s Queens heat wave as utility hands out dry ice
Nearly 10,000 residents in New York City were without power as an extreme heat wave rolled through the…
Bronx Zoo’s rare foal marks a comeback for horse species once near extinction
A rare foal born at the Bronx Zoo in New York City is offering a hopeful sign for…
NY bill would ban highway expansion within 200 feet of housing
One New York assembly member is standing up for vulnerable communities by trying to ban highway construction near…