complaints

While complaints were up 25 percent citywide, North Brooklyn saw a more dramatic spike.

A church was asked to stop parties at a community center that keep neighbors awake.

The anonymous fliers complain about smoke coming from a high-rise on East 63rd Street. 

The mayor said media coverage has increased concern about the homeless, prompting more 311 calls.

Mas (la grillade) will close on Aug. 16 after owners said neighbors complained about the smell.

Phil's Crummy Corner will close at 2 a.m. instead of 4 a.m. after multiple complaints from neighbors.

Brooklyn Social must appoint someone to keep drinkers quiet in its backyard, Community Board 6 said.

The local post office loses packages and delivers mail to the wrong addresses, locals said.

Police Commissioner Ray Kelly announced greater oversight of stop, question and frisks Thursday.

Residents say skateboarders in Columbus Circle are terrorizing families and tourists.

Restaurant owners and City Council members slammed the inspection process as inconsistent and unfair.

A public plaza near Penn Station has become a trouble spot, according to local workers and police.

Stone Street bar owner gets first OK to take over problematic Red Sky Lounge after promise to build wall.

Elderly residents say renovations at the Buckingham hotel are making them sick.

CEC District 2 approved sweeping school zoning changes in lower Manhattan and the Upper East Side.