Two swimming beaches at state parks in New York are closed due to harmful algal bloom, according to the state Department of ...

New York has 67 state-owned swimming beaches and all are tested regularly to determine the public's risk of coming in contact with waterborne diseases.

Don't forget to check the water quality reports before you visit a beach at New York state parks this week. Wondering how can you check up on water monitoring, beach classifications and know what ...

Flying Point: Mecox Bay is located in Southampton, NY, and was ranked as the seventh most polluted beach in the country. Based on tests done in the area, 46% came back with high bacteria levels ...

The beaches are tested at least once a week for bacterial levels of impaired water quality, according to state officials. Currently, five swimming beaches have temporarily closed.

A 'no swimming' flag blows in the wind on the beach at Seaside Heights, N.J., on Friday, May 15, 2020, the first day it opened during the coronavirus outbreak. Ted Shaffrey NEW YORK (WABC ...

Since last week, several swimming beaches in western New York have reopened, but others across the state have temporarily closed due to concerns over the water quality.

Which beaches at New York State Parks have closed this week due to poor water quality? You can check water quality reports before visiting a swimming beach within a state park to check water ...