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Mountains of recycling bags are piling up on the Upper West Side after Sandy, sparking fears of rats.

The city worked to clean up the snow Thursday after a nor'easter swept through New York.

A major storm will bring wind, rain and snow to the city Wednesday afternoon into Thursday.

The Department of Sanitation will soon adopt the reduced street cleaning schedule proposed by CB12.

The winding staircase at E. 165 th St. is strewn with garbage and attracts seedy characters, locals say.

The sanitation garage is part of a larger plan for a new cancer care center on the Upper East Side.

Jeffries’ campaign posters were illegally displayed on public fixtures in Fort Greene.

Greenmarkets at East 82nd and 92nd streets will have regular compost drop-off sites for food scraps.

The city wants to fine New Yorkers who drop their decorated Christmas trees on the curb.

DSNY will sell its site at E. 73rd St. to a hospital in exchange for another spot to build a garage.

Nearly 300 residents voiced concerns to city officials Monday about the E. 91st Street trash station.

"Shame on you," residents yelled Thursday at prospective bidders on the E. 91st Street garbage facility.

The City Council voted Thursday on a group of bills designed to make parking less of a pain.

A city department has nixed 26 other sites for alternative housing and is set to move forward with plans to build on a site neighbors want to see become a park.

A group of Sanitation workers helped cops arrest a 15-year-old accused of snatching a woman's iPhone at an Inwood farmer's market.