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Residents complained of rowdy patrons at Red Sky who keep them awake at night and urinate on the street.

Construction has been rattling Le Parker Meridien Hotel, causing complaints about noise and vibrations.

A ticket-seller for an Empire State Building virtual reality ride was arrested Tuesday after police resumed their crackdown.

Commuters are raising concerns over a panhandler who travels between Midtown and the East Side with enough animals in tow to open a zoo.

Nearly 50 intercity buses were taken off Midtown streets during a massive month-long crackdown, police said.

A judge decided last week that the city can arrest ticket-hawkers for an Empire State Building virtual reality ride, but the city said it will take a while for the policy to go into effect.

A judge has sided with the city in its decision to crack down on aggressive hawkers for an Empire State Building ride.

Police carried out a crackdown Friday on buses that park illegally and block the roadway on West 33rd Street near Seventh Avenue.

SL Green Realty Corp. wants to boot the airport shuttle buses from outside 125 Park Ave.

After Upper East Siders complained about the Second Avenue subway construction blasts rocking their streets after 7 p.m., MTA officials pledged to ban the nighttime practice.

Locals have been complaining for years about stagnant water and numerous potholes on West 56th Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues.

Todd Koplin thinks he's found a solution to all of the city's noxious smells, including a putrid puddle.

Local business owners say the smelly puddle has doubled in size in recent weeks, stinking up the block.

Residents wish a judge hadn't halted a police crackdown on NY Skyride ticket vendors near the Empire State Building.

Company wants permission to pick up and drop off passengers on Eighth Avenue at West 30th Street.