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East Village »

Queens cabbie Mark Maehle was fined $1,150 after he made pro-Trump, anti-immigrant statements. 

Concourse Village »

There will be additional traffic officers, increased fines and more towing of vehicles, officials said.

Civic Center »

Bill de Blasio promised to figure out a way to address the dog poop "epidemic" on WNYC Friday morning.

Midtown »

The disgraced pol must also return $195K in matching campaign funds, the Campaign Finance Board said.

Charleston »

James Clicerio made 323 trips across the bridge using five E-ZPass accounts, officials said.

Civic Center »

Camera traffic violations and quality of life tickets make up the bulk of increases.

Civic Center »

If your neighbor didn't clean his sidewalk by 11 a.m. Monday, he can be fined up to $350.

East Harlem »

Fines have dropped to $15.7 million from $32.5 million and the number of violations declined by a third.

Hell's Kitchen & Clinton »

The West 45th/46th Street Block Association received 199 summonses for advertising a free movie.

New York City »

But Mayor Bloomberg has promised to veto the bill that reduce fines for street venders.

New York City »

Street vendors have been pressuring Quinn to reduce punitive vendor fines.

Morrisania »

Public Advocate Bill de Blasio accused the city of "boroughism" for differences in inspection rates.

New York City »

Mayor Michael Bloomberg unveiled his final budget Tuesday at City Hall.

Red Hook »

John Quadrozzi, who hopes to use toxic sludge as landfill, hasn't paid fines he owes the state.

New York City »

Small business owners complain that high city fines and red tape stifle growth.