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Residents of 24 buildings are worried they may lose federal subsidies they receive for rent next year.

Patrolmen's Benevolent Association president Pat Lynch blasted the city's offer of no raises.

According to state filings, Con Ed paid more than $3M in 2012-2013 to a group that saves parking spaces.

Union workers plan to rally to highlight lack of contracts and claim that city has cash for backpay.

The contracting firm's head was once busted for impersonating a federal agent, a new lawsuit says.

School bus drivers were on the roads Monday morning, but could still strike later this week.

Comptroller John Liu criticized Champion Learning Center in a May 2012 audit.

Embattled City Comptroller John Liu said the city must mandate that all new cabs be wheelchair accesible.

Upper East Side real estate is hotter than Battery Park City, FiDi and the trendiest parts of Harlem.

Union leaders accused the Bloomberg administration of putting cost-saving ahead of bus driver quality.

Residents envision a payphone of the future with touch screens, power outlets or voice activation.

Mayor Bloomberg's girlfriend Diana Taylor angered teamsters with comments on Sotheby's art handlers.

The city has hired a private firm to examine partnerships for public amenities like parking meters and city office space.

The agreement includes a $3.05 raise over 5 years, and lower healthcare costs.

The company's contract with its workers is set to expire one week from today.