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Comptroller Scott Stringer will host a town hall Wednesday in Flushing. 

The city and state agreed to fund the second phase of the Second Avenue Subway line in East Harlem.

A new law would give commercial tenants similar protections residential tenants have.

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One deli owner said his sales have dropped 40 percent since the 103rd and Lexington subway stop closed.

Momar Diagne, 45, said his customer base began moving away from Fort Greene.

The owners of the family-run market lost 46-year-old Bassam Awad in a fire next to the shop in January.

Jesenia Dolmus will host a free lice screening event to launch her new lice removal business.

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

Business tenants facing harassment could be awarded a month's rent or $1,000, along with other fees.

The neighborhood's changes and gentrification pushed Bis.co.latte out, the owners say.

While Washington Heights and Inwood have seen an influx of new jobs, not all residents have benefited.

Coltown Properties is replacing eight small businesses in Washington Heights after buying the property.

Duce Laundry at 267 Dyckman St. will close in mid-June, building management said.

Brooklyn street artist wrapped up the iconic building with "Gentrification in Progress" caution tape.