In most cases, Christmas decorations, including artificial trees, ornaments and string lights, can be recycled.

While the twinkling lights on your house and the charming Christmas village on your fireplace mantel are essential parts of your holiday decor, the real star of the season is—and always will be—the ...

The day after Christmas is usually the busiest day of the year for recycling facilities, as people rush to get rid of trash ...

"Time to take down Christmas and reset the house after the holidays! this is the most satisfying feeling to me, but I left a tree up for some cozy winter," @carissacleansitall said in a Dec. 29 TikTok ...

Not sure how much longer you should leave your tree up? Here’s what tradition says — and when most people say they take ...

Even after the holidays have passed you can still give new purpose to your Christmas tree. Here's what to know.

To drop off live trees, visit any of the city’s five brush sites. They’re open from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. seven days a week, ...

As holiday festivities wind down, determining what decorations should be recycled may not be immediately apparent.

Instead of filling up your local landfill with Christmas trees, find out how you can make the eco-friendly choice to recycle ...

Cut your tree into pieces and place them inside your green compost bin. If your tree is too big (or you can’t cut it), place ...