garbage

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?

As your child outgrows their car seat, it's important to know the steps to take to properly dispose of it to ensure both safety and environmental responsibility.

No, I don't mean trash talk, I mean trash as in the stuff that goes in your garbage can.

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?

Whether you're new to the City of Binghamton or just curious why residents can only put out their garbage in blue city-approved bags, the answer is simple.

From time to time the overnight before garbage day, I find someone else's garbage at the curb in front of my home next to my trash and recycle bins.

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!

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.

The Town of Union will be discontinuing weekly curbside recycling after the March 24 pickup, switching to a bi-weekly collection.

Emergency Services officials say cleanup was expected to take hours after a tractor trailer carrying garbage tipped over on State Route 17 west near Exit 80.