The Department of Buildings

The building where Suzanne Hart died has replaced Transel Elevator with the Queens-based PS Marcato.

An Inwood building ravaged by fire was condemned by the city and will be demolished.

Building personnel at 285 Madison Ave. have been accompanying employees on their elevator rides.

A server at Papasito said she was paid only in cash and never filled out tax paperwork at the restaurant.

Young & Rubicam's building at 285 Madison Ave., where Suzanne Hart died, will reopen on Jan. 3.

Elderly residents say renovations at the Buckingham hotel are making them sick.

An outside firm will reconstruct the elevator at Young & Rubicam that killed Suzanne Hart.

Suzanne Hart's death sparked a Department of Buildings inspection of Transel Elevator's work.

The city's investigation has turned to Transel Elevator, which did repairs just before the accident.

Young & Rubicam executive Suzanne Hart, 41, was killed in a tragic elevator accident Wednesday.

Suzanne Hart, of Young & Rubicam, was killed in an elevator accident at 285 Madison Ave. Wednesday.

City Council is proposing new fines for illegal hotel repeat vioations that could soar up to $25,000.

A worker was rescued when he fell from scaffolding on the eighth floor of a Gramercy High-rise. 

Tenants at the Hotel Chelsea said the renovations have become too dangerous to continue.

A controversial new Mount Morris Park liquor store has angered neighbors, businesses and city agencies.