Snow is finally melting in New York City after weeks of Arctic temperatures left piles of dirty ice along the sidewalks. But ...

As snow from late January storms finally melts across the Northeast, residents in D.C., Philadelphia and New York City are ...

The ice is melting, but a secondary problem has emerged.

According to the New York Post, sidewalks across the five boroughs have become dotted with unscooped dog waste that had been hidden under the snow, triggering a wave of complaints from frustrated New ...

Some New Yorkers are realizing their neighbors have been neglecting one very vital chore: picking up after their dogs.

The crappiest block in the city — at least according to 311 data — was 49th Street between Third and Fourth avenues in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. The block got 28 complaints since snow started falling on ...

What a scat-tastophy. The Big Apple has gone from winter wonderland to poop-filled purgatory in the weeks since last month’s ...

North Jersey residents are being reminded to pick up their pet's waste, regardless of the snow-covered ground.

Melting mega-piles of grimy road snow can release weeks worth of salt, oils (and dog poop) in what one scientist called a ...

An anti-Israel activist was among the troves of New Yorkers enraged about the minefields of unscooped dog poop littering ...

First came the snow. Then came the cold, and it went far below freezing. The snow drifts and shoveled piles created a problem for dog owners: There was nowhere for dogs to do their business.