The Department of Buildings

The Bond Street site has a zoning status it isn't entitled to, residents say.

The New School's University Center keeps bright lights on 24 hours a day, residents said.

The Landmark Preservation Commission recommended the city give former P.S. 31 building a second chance. 

Residents of 160 Vernon Ave. say they've gone without heat or hot water for more than a year.

Developer Serge Hoyda wants to build on a lot that was once part of the Children's Magical Garden.

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

Plans to build a luxury condo on a lot made famous in the movie "Coming to America" have been delayed.

The owner of The Cliffs LIC was charged with trying to bribe buildings inspectors, prosecutors said.

Longtime residents of Skillman Street say they're the latest victims of gentrification.

Giuseppe Scalia's outdoor space has been littered with trash and wet concrete falling from 35 W. 15th St.

Gas should be restored to 525 West 156th St. on Friday morning, Jackson's office said.

The former First Roumanian-American Congregation is being adapted for current locals, the architect said.

Residents said the developer is now trying to gain access to their backyards to finish construction.

Local officials have called for an investigation into the proposed shelter at 165 W. Ninth St.

The apartment sharing site does not violate Department of Buildings rules governing hotels, a board said.