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A new initiative to clean uptown streets will be announced Monday night.

Todd Koplin thinks he's found a solution to all of the city's noxious smells, including a putrid puddle.

Local business owners say the smelly puddle has doubled in size in recent weeks, stinking up the block.

A nonprofit group that cleans Broadway says they're leaving the area because chain stores in SoHo don't donate.

Workers at 350 E. 52nd St. went on strike to protest not having a contract.

The Department of Transportation said it would work with Community Board 12 to implement safety changes to the area.

The city has proposed delaying construction on two controversial trash sites and the Gansevoort recycling center.

Residents claim nightly fights and vomit on the street make living next to the Midtown club Promenade a nightmare.

Residents say the three-year old West 17th Street establishment is making their lives miserable.

The Department of Sanitation began limited trash collection on Monday but on Tuesday garbage was still piled high.

A man who jumped from a ninth-floor window was saved when he landed on a pile of garbage.

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

A group of city agencies gathered to discuss a plan for battling vermin on the rat-infested Lower East Side.

The motivational messages of artist James De La Vega have been appearing on curbside trash across the city.

The botanical-themed garbage cans won a silver medal in the Spark Awards international design competition.