Department of Environmental Protection

Aiman Youssef created a mock tourism sign for "Grimsby Lake" in an effort to get flooding fixed.

Water poured onto Ninth Avenue at West 29th Street and nearby streets, officials said.

The sites are currently controlled by the Department of Environmental Protection.

Charles Hocking and his firm, Hazen and Sawyer, were hit with subpoenas this summer, sources said.

This will be the largest single installation of breeding oysters in New York City, officials said.

The city found improper asbestos removal at a 1700s farmhouse that caught fire twice last year.

The break at West 89th Street and Amsterdam Avenue caused nearby residents to lose their running water.

A water main broke at the intersection of 30th Avenue and 12th Street Wednesday afternoon, police said. 

Plant manager Zainool Ali gives the scoop on how he keeps the city's biggest sewage plant on track.

Ex-employees say the DEP continues to falsify results of Newtown Creek water samples.

A total of 20 trees will be felled to "accommodate equipment" for installing new storm sewers.

The Parks Department removed two of three trees along Austin Street, but has not replaced them yet.

The EPA said Thursday the city doesn't necessarily have to close 'The Americans' studio for the project.

The DEP installed covers and filters on the sludge tanks at the Bowery Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant.

The new birds were tagged for research purposes.