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Quik Park didn't pay its rent for one year and remained even after its lease was ended, attorneys say.

The church was found guilty of five landmark violations and ordered to pay $1,850.

The mayor praised the appeals court decision to halt Judge Shira Scheindlin's order to install a monitor.

A study showed that a California police department that used cameras reduced civilian complaints.  

Judge Shira Scheindlin ruled that millions of New Yorkers were unlawfully stopped and searched.

Prop 8 was declared unconstitutional in California, and New Yorkers celebrated.

Members of Our Lady of Vilnius on Broome Street fought to save the church for five years.

A federal court judge has ordered the installation of a court-appointed monitor to oversee the FDNY's hiring practices.

A judge decided last week that the city can arrest ticket-hawkers for an Empire State Building virtual reality ride, but the city said it will take a while for the policy to go into effect.

A judge ruled Wednesday that the new state teacher evaluation's emphasis on students' test scores is too high.

The legislation, set to take effect Thursday, would have forced emergency pregnancy centers to disclose whether they provide abortions, among other information.

A Manhattan Supreme Court judge ruled that the NYCLU will be granted access to the NYPD's shooting incident reports.

The U.S. Court of Appeals struck down the FCC's ban on "fleeting expletives" but upheld policy that prohibited "deliberate and repetitive use."