LOWER EAST SIDE ā Public kayaking, freshwater wetlands and a new beach could be on the way to Manhattan's East Side, thanks to an updated East River...
By Melissa Mahony, OnEarth
We spent our first Valentine's Day together at a Michelin-starred restaurant on one of New York City's trendiest streets. ...
The stone is as grey as the sky. It is beautiful and absolutely silent, a true oasis just a river's length away from bustling midtown and the FDR drive.
NEW YORK -- It's been nearly 40 years since New York City started planning a memorial to President Franklin Roosevelt on an island in the East River. ...
Denise Ginley took some horrifying photos of a bloated, dead animal this weekend. "Is this another incarnation of the Montauk Monster?" she asked Goth...
NEW YORK -- Fire officials say the blaze that engulfed part of a building in New York City's South Street Seaport was caused by faulty electrical wiri...
After three straight years depriving nearly all of the outer-boroughs and Manhattan's East Side of the annual Fourth of July fireworks, Macy's has onc...
New York's East River has had its share of environmental challenges over the years. And while progress has been made since the days when raw sewage an...
Imagine expanding the number of tidal turbines in NYC's East River over the next ten years -- enough to ultimately generate about 1 megawatt of electricity, enough to power 9,500 New York homes.
Enrico de Trizio and Giancarlo de Trizio start jamming to the rhythm of their new-found city. The brothers -- Enrico on the melodica and Giancarlo on the cajón -- have never played to the sky before, but once they start, they don't want to stop.
NEW YORK -- A third woman has died a month after a helicopter crashed into a New York City river during a sightseeing tour.
The New York medical exam...
It's been bad news down on Wall Street. But at the other end of NYC, off of City Island, there was a heartening report: dolphins were spotted and escorted through the Long Island Sound, ensuring a smooth trip to the Big Apple.
New York City dogs save us from apartment fires and protect our subway stations from terrorist attacks -- but sometimes the city's canines need a litt...
When it comes to ocean power, wind turbines get all of the attention. But below the surface of the infamous East River, tidal turbines are getting ready to make a big statement in the Big Apple.
In New York, where concrete ratchets temperatures from hot to hellish, refuge can only be found inside air-conditioned interiors. But how did New Yorkers deal with the heat in the days before A/C?