From the Queens Chronicle : Gremlins with teeny-tiny drills are burrowing their way underneath Winchester Boulevard in Queens Village and ...

From the Times Ledger : Residents of 2nd Avenue in Whitestone said they have been living each day not knowing if they will have water due ...

From WPIX : In front of her home on Poplar Street, the gutter had a deep and wide sheet of ice. It extends to the house next door, which ...

Daily News photo From the Queens Tribune : The Department of Environmental Protection is not doing enough to stop the flooding that has...

From The Wave : For the past week or so, natural gas has been flowing underneath Rockaway’s beaches through a massive 26-inch diameter pip...

From the Queens Courier : Two separate pipe bursts in The Shops at Atlas Park last month damaged five stores in the shopping center — and ...

From Rockaway Times : The Rockaway Lateral Transco Pipeline Project, running from the Atlantic Ocean, through Riis Park, and up Flatbush A...

From WPIX : Every night, a group of Rockaway residents watches with fear and worry as work is underway out at sea for the little publiciz...

Lots of homeowners have pipes running from their basements to the outside of their houses. Excessive paving means the water has nowhere to ...

Got flooding? I think I may know why. This house at 1867 Stockholm Street is for sale. Here is a screenshot of the original listing: ...

From the Daily News : In the months before a gas leak leveled two E. Harlem buildings, there were telltale signs of potential trouble. ...

From Metro : The first of two Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Public Hearings over a proposed Rockaway gas pipeline will be taking pl...

From the Daily News : A busted drain pipe and valve system is slowly ruining the ecology of Jamaica Bay, driving away birds that usually bre...

From the Times Ledger : Laurelton homeowners say city sidewalk trees are wreaking havoc with their sewer lines, leaving them few options but...

From the NY Post: There’s a crisis beneath the streets: New York’s underground network of iron pipes has been decaying for decades. Leaky pi...