The federal government's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) works on the Arthur Kill on a regular basis through the New York/New Jersey Harbor Estuary Program, which is managed out of its New ...

The beach landing on Prall's Island in the Arthur Kill. (Advance file photo ... the Isle of Meadows at the mouth of Fresh Kills Estuary is the largest of our minor islands.

Though a sliver of the Arthur Kill ship graveyard is visible from the nearest road, the site’s full grandeur only becomes apparent once you sneak beyond the “No Trespassing” and “Beware of ...

The end — at the bottom of the sea — is in sight. The Army Corps of Engineers is in the final phases of a deepening project, now in its 15th year, in the New York harbor’s shipping channels ...

Drone view of abandoned ship graveyard off N.J. coast Take a tour over the Arthur Kill Ship Graveyard in Staten Island, NY. (Courtesy of Jersey Drone) Just off the New Jersey coast, lies the ...

The Arthur Kill ship graveyard of New York City's Staten Island is where dozens of ships, boats, and watercraft go to whither, rot, and die. It's one of those few forgotten, barren locations ...

WOODBRIDGE, NJ — The owners of a Greek tanker ship that illegally dumped an oily discharge into the Arthur Kill in 2022 have been ordered to pay a $3.375-million fine for the pollution ...

Officials say 336,000 gallons of diesel fuel spilled in Arthur Kill after a storage tank was lifted and ruptured from the surge from Sandy. All the spilled oil is believed to be contained by booms ...