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Some Village locals want more police enforcement against unruly youth gangs, while others say cops are anti-gay.

Residents say their block has been besieged by the shrill sound of whistles blown by bellhops at the Midtown hotel.

Street fair organizers said that imposing new rules after applications had been filed was unfair.

Il Sole owner Sandra Jaquez agreed to close the restaurant earlier, after the City Council voted to not renew her license.

Parents and League officials reached a compromise on loud music during games Inwood Hill Park.

Community Board 5 passed new rules last month designed to limit the number and frequency of summer street fairs.

Residents claim nightly fights and vomit on the street make living next to the Midtown club Promenade a nightmare.

Some residents are considering suing the Muse Hotel on West 46th Street because of noisy whistling.

Midtown's Community Board 5 voted to oust five post-parade celebrations from the area surrounding Madison Square Park.

Residents complain the post-parade festivities are noisy and harmful to Madison Square Park.

Residents say the three-year old West 17th Street establishment is making their lives miserable.

West End Avenue residents say Fresh Direct trucks are too noisy for their quiet block.

Park Terrace residents fear the planned 7,000-square-foot Churrascaria Amores is actually going to become a nightclub.

Ninety-eight percent of Manhattan's public spaces, including several parks, are unhealthily loud, a new study found.

The MTA said it would push back its construction hours to 10 a.m. after locals were awoken by jackhammers on Sunday.