The Department of Buildings

DOB launched an investigation Tuesday into the engineer who removed fire escapes at 2400 Webb Ave.

Signs and flags for a new Dunkin' Donuts on Lexington Avenue have sparked outrage on the Upper East Side.

An FDNY spokesman said firefighters responded to an explosion at West 15th Street and 10th Avenue.

The landmarked former NYPD station on Fourth Avenue in Sunset Park has fallen into disrepair.

A man painting the third-floor windows of 840 Park Ave. fell to the ground, officials and witnesses said.

Adrian Zamora, 28, was killed last week when he plunged 30 feet onto a shed at 450 Broome St. in SoHo.

Construction worker Adrian Zamora wasn't wearing a harness when he fell to his death at 450 Broome St.

City Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez called on the SLA to deny Parrilla Steakhouse's license renewal.

As construction in Harlem picks up, a brownstone collapse is the latest incident to alarm residents.

The landlord has until July to make repairs to apartments damaged by a controversial renovation.

The Hotel Chelsea is more than 30,000 square feet larger than its zoning area permits, DOB records show.

State Assemblyman Dan Quart is asking the DOB to step up enforcement of illegal store signs.

Inspector who OK'd the collapsed crane at the 7 train extension site also inspected UES disaster crane.

The crane collapsed on West 34th Street on Tuesday, killing one worker and injuring several others.

Ed Bradley, 44, spent his entire career as an elevator mechanic, his brothers said.