Anne Barnard

When heat waves hit, everyone suffers. But the pain will not be shared equally throughout New York City. Here, the neighborhoods where climate inequality will hurt the most.

Demand for breast milk is rising with formula in short supply, but the New York Milk Bank has also seen an increase in offers to donate. Also, one family’s journey to find a residential school for an autistic teenager.

The victims were found in the basement of a house in the Richmond Hill section that was previously cited for an illegal cellar dwelling, records show.

The spotted lanternfly, an invasive pest that ecologists have urged the populace to squish on sight, is back, infesting the New York City area.

The city will pilot automatic, optional curbside pickup across Queens after lagging behind promises to collect compost.

Environmental advocates say Hudson River Park and New York officials have failed to alert the public to waste that may be harming the ecosystem.

The proposal for 12 movable sea barriers across waterways like Jamaica Bay replaces a disputed plan for a single, larger outer-harbor wall.

When Hurricane Sandy deluged New York City, leaders promised bold action. Ten years later, it’s fair to ask: What, exactly, has been done?

Firefighters used ropes to make a daring rescue of a woman from a 20th floor apartment, officials said.

Less snow is falling in a warming world, but higher temperatures also allow the air to hold more water, creating additional precipitation.