A large fire at the Crown Recycling plant in Calverton, Long Island appeared to be under control Wednesday afternoon.

An investigation is ongoing after a fire at Riverhead's recycling facility, with no asbestos found on site, according to preliminary reports.

Residents in the area of the fire should keep their windows closed and try to stay indoors as the fire at a recycling facility on Youngs Avenue continues to burn Wednesday morning.

The massive fire in early June at Crown Recycling's waste processing facility on Youngs Avenue in Calverton is not the only ...

The fire has been knocked down, Youngs Avenue has reopened and fire police crews have been released from duty, though fire ...

An Oceanside solid waste facility is moving its composting operation to Calverton because of odor control issues at its ...

Around 250 firefighters battled a raging Nassau County recycling plant fire Wednesday morning. The blaze began shortly after 2 a.m. at the Crown Recycling Facility in Calverton, according to News ...

Riverhead Supervisor Tim Hubbard said town officials and members of the Department of Environmental Conservation returned to Crown Recycling Facility in Calverton to continue investigating.

Around 250 firefighters battled a raging Nassau County recycling plant fire Wednesday morning. The blaze began shortly after 2 a.m. at the Crown Recycling Facility in Calverton, according to News 12 ...