Parks are fundamental to a liveable New York City. Green spaces and trees improve our health and clean our air, tourism and ...

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- People who illegally dump in parks in New York City will have to pay a much heftier fine moving forward. The city announced on Monday an increase in fines to $5,000 for anyone ...

A Staten Island street was renamed Sunday in honor of a parks worker who was killed 50 years ago during a botched golf-course ...

New York City's historic St. Patrick's Day Parade marched through ... Kathy Hochul, New York City Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch were among the first wave of marchers ...

Billing itself as New York’s biggest annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration, the merchants of Stone Street in the Financial District band together to throw a major block party, held on Saturday ...

Patrick’s Day, the annual celebration ... Irish pipe and drum ensembles and delegations from the New York Police Department and other organizations. From Manhattan to Queens to Brooklyn to ...

Cherry blossom season is ‘any day now,’ says the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation. “Cherry blossom season is probably in the next few days, given that today is so warm ...

The city has an average of just 44 Parks Department staffers per borough caring for New York’s trees, and just 62 workers managing the park system’s forests, wetlands and other natural areas ...

Millions of spectators will line Fifth Avenue today as New York City hosts its annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The parade, which travels from East 44th Street to East 79th Street, started in ...

Irish heritage is a big part of Long Island culture, and three local groups brought that pride to the NYC St. Patrick’s Day parade. Students from Seaford and North Babylon high schools and ...

The move propelled Councilmember Christopher Marte to introduce a bill in the City Council last month that would prohibit the Parks Department from installing fake grass in New York City parks. The ...

Even the Irish crossed the ocean to be in New York City on St. Patrick's Day Monday. Betty Curran, 64, came from Ireland to watch the parade for the fourth time, joined by her friend Tom Johnson ...