West Belle Headland, originally part of the larger beach and barrier island restoration project in Terrebonne Basin, will be ...

West Nile virus detections on Staten Island, where natural areas conducive to mosquitoes laying eggs are abundant, is not uncommon. However, city Health Department data tracing back to 2019 shows ...

West Nile virus was first reported in the U.S. in 1999 in New York. It gradually spread across the country. In 2003, there were nearly 10,000 cases.