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Whitestone »

The Health Department is warning New Yorkers about the notices, which seek $120 to $280.

Clinton Hill »

The superintendent at 475 Washington Ave. uses cats to curb a rodent infestation in the building.

TriBeCa »

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

Greenwich Village »

Neglect of an ivy-covered "park strip" had mice running around diners' feet.

Columbia Street Waterfront District »

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

Yorkville »

Neighborhood residents claim that Second Avenue Subway construction and bagels are attracting rats.

Kips Bay »

Residents continue to oppose the plan to build a sanitation garage on First Avenue near 25th Street.

Lower East Side »

Brooklyn artist Laura Ginn hosted a performance art dinner where patrons ate rats.

East Village & Lower East Side »

A pest-control company on Orchard Street is the subject of a segment on the network's upcoming nature series.

Manhattan »

Borough President Scott Stringer said a reduction in pest-control workers has led to more rats in Manhattan.

East Village & Lower East Side »

A group of city agencies gathered to discuss a plan for battling vermin on the rat-infested Lower East Side.

East Village & Lower East Side »

Neighbors have banded together to pitch a plan for the derelict E. First Street lot that includes a sculpture garden.

Manhattan »

New York-based manufacturer Mint-X says their new EPA-certified mint-infused trash bags can safely and effectively repel rats.