Sanitation Department

Residents of the borough criticized Bill de Blasio for poor snow removal.

Michael Lewery was shocked Sunday morning in New Dorp Beach, one of the areas worst hit by Sandy.

Hungry residents are forced to find edible vegetables among boxes of rotting produce, residents say.

A city Department of Investigation report found eight people wrongly collected city pension funds.

Michael Maldonado was charged with petit larceny for stealing an iPad from Cafe Cortadito, police said.

City officials said Occupy Wall Street protesters would be able to pick their belongings up on Tuesday, but then turned people away.

P.S. 89 has cut its lunchtime waste by more than half since switching to the sugarcane trays.

For Arbor Day, the kids at Harlem RBI's Dream Charter School plant wildflowers in a lot once littered with garbage.

A handful of trees surrounding the construction site of a $500 million sanitation garage were removed.

Five trees on Washington Street would come down under the city's plan to build a $500 million sanitation garage.

Inwood and Washington Heights residents say their streets are minefields of doggie doo.

Mounds of trash are being revealed on the sidewalks of 207th Street, one of Inwood's busiest commercial corridors.

Garbage pick up is set to resume on Monday, one week after a blizzard dumped 20 inches of snow on the city.

Celebrities including James Gandolfini have opposed construction of the $500 million garage on Spring Street.