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.

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

According to the New York Post, sidewalks across the five boroughs have become dotted with unscooped dog waste that had been ...

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

A revolting reality has emerged as the snow from January’s storm melts away: New York City's dog owners don’t scoop their pets' poop from the sidewalks. Sidewalks throughout the five boroughs resemble ...

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

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.

As snow from late January storms finally melts across the Northeast, residents in D.C., Philadelphia and New York City are confronting what had been buried underneath for weeks: dog waste left behind ...