Rats

The Health Department found vermin and unsanitary conditions at the 14th Street bar, records show.

Health Department officials shut down Szechuan Gourmet in Midtown for the second time, records show.

The Marketplace at St. Anthony's opens on March 7, with new managers and a host of new vendors.

Foot-long rats rule an empty lot next to Wolfgang's Steakhouse, an official said.

The beast lived in an overgrown lot feeding on rats, an Animal Care & Control officer said.

The city is poisoning the rats in Peter Cooper Park before beginning construction on the park.

A Covert Street school is not cooperating with the Department of Sanitation, a rep said.

The three buildings have caused flooding and rat infestations for the residents of Lafayette Avenue.

Health Department inspectors found mice and dirty equipment at Bali Nusa Indah in Hell's Kitchen.

Abandoned homes on Lafayette Avenue near Lewis Avenue create an unsafe environment, neighbors say.

City agencies teamed up with Fairway Market to fight the neighborhood's rat problem.

The DOH and Parks Department are testing a new material in tree pits on the UWS to prevent rats nests. 

Rats freely roam the grounds of Lake View Apartments at East 106th Street and Fifth Avenue.

The West 23rd Street spot received 85 violation points after a health inspection Saturday.

Community Board 6 approved the garden, located at 313 Columbia St., Wednesday night.