trash

Not everything can go in the trash in New York. Several items are illegal to just toss in the garbage.

Is it against the law to look through dumpsters in New York in search of treasures?

Before hoisting yourself into a dumpster to see what sort of things you can nab, you need to know whether or not it's legal to do so in the state of New York.

Mirrors are great, but what do you do when you need to get rid of one in New York? Are there "rules" that need to be followed?

Here are 11 things that you cannot toss into your normal household trash in New York State.

It's just one little bag of trash and they've got room in their dumpster - tossing in your garbage isn't that big of a deal. Or, is it?

Because I'm filming a series of videos about recycling for the Oneida-Herkimer Recycling Center, I got to visit the center for a tour. First of all, it's not at all what I expected

Like to head outdoors, maybe go hiking or visit your favorite camping spots? Here is a reminder of what "Leave No Trace" means.

Regardless of the situation, it is illegal to burn trash in New York State. This local business owner had to learn the hard way.

Imagine being able to bring in an extra $3,000 a month just by digging through things thrown away by others. This is exactly what one New York couple does!

A car was seen in Rome that was almost filled to the roof with takeout containers, cups, pizza boxes, and just plain garbage.

Volunteers are needed to help pick up trash and debris along the Erie Canal starting in Oneida County in Durhamville, NY, heading to Collins Road.