The crash comes as de Blasio’s administration is pushing a major reform that it says will improve the safety records of waste trucks that crisscross the city’s streets.

New Yorkers showed up in force for a hearing, in support of a new plan to create exclusive commercial waste zones in New York.

Garbage haulage company involved in two horrific deaths closes its doors after years of advocacy.

The bill will help ensure that low-income neighborhoods are not unfairly targeted by waste-transfer businesses.

Private waste haulers are actually recycling less and trucking more waste to landfills, despite new city rules.

How can we learn from L.A.’s reimagination of its trash zoning policies to avoid horrible impacts from a broken industry like we have in New York?