Northrop Grumman

A trio of elected officials on Long Island are calling for a state investigation into the possible health risks associated with ground contamination at Bethpage Community Park.

Laboratory test results show 16 of the chemical drums discovered at Bethpage Community Park on Long Island contain a number of manufacturing chemicals including degreasers and oil-based compounds.

Cleanup crews at Bethpage Community Park on Long Island have discovered three more chemical drums at the dumping site formerly used by Grumman Aerospace.

Cleanup crews at Bethpage Community Park on Long Island have dug up 10 containers of chemical waste at the site formerly used by Grumman Aerospace. Workers are using ground-penetrating radar to look for what else might be buried in the park after another layer of concrete was discovered this week.

Northrop Grumman and the state of New York have put the final touches on a $104 million deal to clean up the Bethpage plume, Long Island’s largest groundwater contamination site.

The United States Navy has been granted access to property in Nassau County to address underground contamination in Bethpage.Nassau lawmakers unanimously…

New York's top environmental official says he is outraged over documents found in an Newsday investigation that the U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman…

The defense manufacturer Grumman knew for decades that its facility was contaminating the groundwater in Bethpage and neighboring Long Island communities.…

U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer is concerned that toxic chemicals could seep into private drinking water wells on Long Island. He wants the Navy to expand…

A new contamination hot spot has been found at a former baseball field in Bethpage, Long Island. The site is next to a community park that is being…