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Upper East Side »

Residents say a business improvement district would provide the necessary funding to clean up the area.

Williamsburg »

The West, known for spearheading a campaign against Starbucks, wants to clean up the street.

Bed-Stuy »

Residents and union workers protested new management after maintenance workers were fired.

Central Harlem »

A masked bandit was caught with his hand in a box of cupcakes. 

Chelsea »

City Councilman Corey Johnson spent $70,000 to combat garbage.

Bed-Stuy »

"Streets of Brooklyn" focuses on the myriad chicken bones and rubber gloves found through Bed-Stuy.

East Harlem »

The city has dispatched its extermination staff to deal with the rodents.

Central Harlem »

Tenants who live on West 119th Street have seen families of raccoons roaming their block for months.

Upper West Side »

Starting Oct. 1, workers from The DOE Fund will bag overflowing trash barrels and pick up litter.

Upper West Side »

The agency admitted that staff at the housing complex have contributed to a major rat infestation. 

Boerum Hill »

For more than a decade, residents have complained about the garbage disposal practices of PS 261.

Park Slope »

The de Blasios did what every New Yorker does before a move — they put their old stuff on the street.

Rego Park »

Trash from the store often ends up in a nearby community garden, residents say.

Williamsburg »

Piles of trash left uncollected because of the snow have begun to fester, sending up a stink, locals say.