The Department of Buildings

The Department of Buildings issued a vacate order for 17 Pike St. after pesticides exploded.

Residents at 500 Fourth Ave. were ordered to stay off their balconies after city inspectors found cracks.

The area around the tower was shut down Tuesday and Wednesday as crews dismantled it.

Michael Grimm said Staten Islanders worry about mold spreading from neighboring homes.

No one was injured when the debris plummeted onto Amsterdam Avenue Tuesday morning, officials said.

The Cliffs is looking to open in July. Its owner was recently probed by the Department of Investigations.

Airbnb, a popular site used to find short-term accommodations, is illegal under city laws, a judge ruled.

The owner of Cakes 'N Shapes went without a working oven for more than two months.

Edie Connolly of Cakes 'N Shapes said she has to lug her ingredients to an off-site oven.

Linden Tree Preschool was forced out of Christ Church after lightning struck and damaged the building.

Three 19th-century buildings on Canal Street are finally being fixed, after years of violations.

A court ordered the landlord to clean up its renovation, but tenants said things have gotten worse.

Businesses on the south side of Myrtle Avenue between Hall Street and Grand Avenue are closing.

The owner of a Chelsea house used in the network that helped slaves escape sued the city

Investment star Richard Handler says Spring Studios' plan will ruin his TriBeCa pad's panoramic view.