Hudson River

A New York company is proving there is a green way to move products from one part of the state to another. The business, called Sail Freight, carries products from New York’s Hudson Valley to consumers in New York City, and vice versa, by sailboat and bicycle — and hope to make their model a growing trend.

The body of a man who went missing when he walked out of a hospital emergency room in New York’s Hudson Valley region one month ago has been found

The 2.4-acre public playground aims to combine nature and art, including features like a free crafts and education hub for kids and a stage that can hold performances for more than 800 people — with the majority of events free of charge and no reservations required

Boasting dazzling views, Little Island is New York City’s newest free public park that floats beautifully above the Hudson River. NBC New York’s Linda Gaudino reports.

Many New Yorkers are familiar with the Hudson River, often thinking of it as a muddy, brown waterway with not a lot of life to it. It turns out though, the river is far more vibrant than one might initially think. “One of the most common questions we get is, is the river healthy or not? What we say it…

The Hudson River may seem brown and murky but it is actually a living, thriving ecosystem.

A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit from New York state against the federal Environmental Protection Agency over its 2019 decision that General Electric had completed a Hudson River dredging remediation project. The Times Union of Albany reported U.S. District Court Judge David Hurd said the state’s suit came too late in the process and was “based on improper theories.”...

Hoboken police saved a woman who fell into the freezing water while trying to get a picture of the Manhattan skyline. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

An incredible rescue captured on camera after Hoboken police officers saved a woman who fell into the freezing Hudson River while trying to get a picture of the Manhattan skyline. The 23-year-old woman and her brother were out Saturday afternoon near Pier 13 when she climbed over the railing to get a better vantage point for her photo. That’s when…

Hoboken police officers saved a woman who fell into the freezing Hudson River while trying to get a picture of Manhattan.

Body camera footage from an officer in Tarrytown, New York, shows police rescuing a woman from the Hudson River

While it’s not too unusual for a healthy whale to follow its food into the Hudson, the main problem with that is the heavy boat traffic in the river. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.

Not far from the Intrepid, a Humpback whale burst out of the Hudson River and delighted New Yorkers but experts say they’re worried for the whale because of boat traffic. Whale sightings in the Hudson aren’t common, but they do happen. They’re usually just following the fish, according to marine experts. The last time a whale swam through the...

Residents in Hoboken are making a plan to remove abandoned boats in the Hudson. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

A loud rumbling sound across New York City that many assumed was a very long thunder as storms battered the tri-state area turned out to actually be a fireworks show.

A loud rumbling sound across New York City that many assumed was a very long thunder as storms battered the tri-state area turned out to actually be a fireworks show. New Yorkers took their concerns to social media after the fireworks started ringing out just before 11 p.m. Thursday. Some were woken up by the noise and found flashing lights…

A Long Island woman who was seen jumping into the water near the Statue of Liberty in her TikTok video says she didn’t think about whether the water was full of bacteria, but she also said she doesn’t regret it and wouldn’t do it again. The video of Donna Paysepar diving headfirst into the Upper New York Bay last...

A Long Island woman who was seen jumping into the water near the Statue of Liberty in her TikTok video says the water is generally safe to swim in but she wouldn’t do it again.

Smoke from the fire on the Western Spur could be seen miles away.

The new bridge will replace a 110-year-old swing bridge that occasionally becomes stuck after it opens to allow boats to pass under, causing delays along the corridor between Boston and Washington, D.C.