In 1984, then-President Ronald Reagan designated July as National Ice Cream Month, along with the third Sunday of the month as National Ice Cream Day.

New York City Councilman Lincoln Restler, who introduced the measure last week, says a single ice cream truck can produce up to 165 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions per day.

New York politicians think generators that keep ice cream trucks cold are causing climate change. They're looking to put them out of business.

Discover Rosie's Handcrafted Ice Cream truck debuting in May. Book it for events or visit their Buffalo and East Aurora locations.

This popular vanilla ice cream has the highest quality ingredients of all the popular brands we tested, so look for it next time you're in the freezer aisle.

Ice cream trucks struggle despite the heat Ice cream trucks are raising prices to keep up with increasing costs. That’s putting a chill in sales, Christina Morales of The New York Times reports.

Two more Boston-based locations will soon join their brethren to expand the chain's chilly presence in Massachusetts: Van Leeuwen will open its latest location on Wednesday, June 18 in Back Bay at 400 ...

The announcement to eliminate artificial dyes comes less than a week before the National Ice Cream Day on July 20.

New York City Councilmember Lincoln Restler said his office has been bombarded with “threatening” calls in response to a climate bill he introduced last Thursday that could make ice cream ...

Restler, who represents the 33rd city council district, said that the pollution stemming from one ice cream truck generator can create up to 165 pounds of carbon dioxide per day — the equivalent of ...

Councilman Lincoln Restler is pushing new legislation that would require Mr. Softee and other ice cream trucks to stop powering their soft-serve machines and freezers with generators that use fuel.

Free Mister Softee ice cream is provided during Camden County Police Department’s National Night Out at Farnham Park in Camden in 2022. The company says some New York City sellers are ripping ...