drinking water

The Village of St. Johnsville in western Montgomery County, New York says it needs more information from a bottled water company that is seeking to utilize its drinking water source. Meantime, a group of concerned residents wants a say in any future actions.

The Albany Water Department has launched a new program to aid homeowners in lead service replacements, part of an effort to eliminate lead service pipes in the city by 2040.

Three bills intended to upgrade U.S. drinking water systems and address toxic pollutants took a step forward Wednesdsay as the conversation in Washington…

Environmentalists are speaking out about a bill New York Governor Andrew Cuomo recently vetoed. They say the legislation would have protected thousands of…

An insert that arrived in Albany homeowners' mailboxes with the annual water bill caused some concern about lead.The city of Albany has 317 miles of water…

The New York Public Interest Research Group has a new report showing the prevalence of emerging contaminants detected in the state’s public drinking water…

As debate continues in Washington over funding to rebuild the nation’s aging infrastructure, a major project is beginning to improve part of the…

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection says it has made operational adjustments in anticipation of heavy rains from the remnants of…

Seven communities along the Hudson River are banding together to enhance water quality protections. They get their drinking water from the Hudson and want…

20th District Representative Paul Tonko will spend a week touring Capital Region drinking water systems as Congress considers legislation that would…