Fines

A new DOT enforcement team will target restaurants that fail to provide safety info to cyclists.

City Council legislation could lower fines for street vendors, but make rules stricter.

The City Council voted Thursday on a group of bills designed to make parking less of a pain.

New legislation would prevent the city from towing cars for minor violations, saving drivers steep fines.

Stanford said it withdrew its tech campus bid after the city asked for $10M up front and other rules.

City Council is proposing new fines for illegal hotel repeat vioations that could soar up to $25,000.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he's glad people hate the Department of Sanitation's shaming stickers, arguing that that's what makes them work.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the streets used to be "covered" in horse manure in the olden days, but " we survived," he said.

Just 38 percent of supermarkets inspected in Manhattan this year were deemed compliant, officials said Thursday.

The mayor is trying to get livery and yellow cab drivers to sign onto a plan intended to better serve the outer boroughs.

The council voted Wednesday to increase the fines for hacks who refuse rides and overcharge.

Legislation set to be debated Wednesday would keep the the number of rickshaws allowed in the city to 850.

A major supplier of online cigarettes and 30 city residents were named in a lawsuit filed by the city to recoup lost tax revenue.

A recent sting found 35 percent of inspected income tax preparers guilty of violating consumer protection laws.

New efforts in the fight against bed bugs include rules for building owners and a new informational website.