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Only 47 percent of small parks in Mill Basin, Flatlands, Bergen Beach and Canarsie earned passing marks.

City Council members want to see subway stations graded just like city restaurants.

The Department of Health is planning to crack down on rats in Bushwick.

A controversial East 91st Street waste facility could cost the city more than $400 million, foes say.

The UES and Williamsburg, both in Rep. Carolyn Maloney's new district, are at odds over trash plans.

The city is looking for operators to create a controversial waste-to-energy plant.

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

Subway study finds emptied trash barrels, but plenty of graffiti and peeling paint on MTA platforms.

The city is requesting bids for a new waste transfer station on the East River at 91st Street.

Community Board 5 wants to ban all new events in Madison Square Park.

Uptown residents, community leaders and groups are getting together to clean up city streets with three recently launched initiatives.

A Parks Department survey is looking to residents for ideas on how to keep city parks clean.

The departments of transportation and environmental protection are teaming up to battle the stinky puddle on West 33rd Street.

A Dumpster was removed from 158th Street after the city received multiple complaints about the smell last Friday.

Locals have been complaining for years about stagnant water and numerous potholes on West 56th Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues.