The Department of Buildings

Construction on the new 24-story dorm at Broadway and John Street is two months behind schedule.

Duane Reade will remove a sign that neighbors said was too bright for the Upper West Side.

Upper West Siders want Duane Reade to remove a brightly lit sign at its new store on West 72nd Street and Broadway.

Buildings owned by the city, from Police Headquarters to City Hall, have hundreds of open violations.

Residents say Redeemer Presbyterian's new worship center is creating an unholy mess.

Residents complain repairs are still slow going after a fire raged through an Inwood building last year.

A former expediter allegedly filed falsified certificates of correction for a far West side property notorious for bad conditions.

Families displaced when their home was deemed unstable have been offered housing in northern Manhattan.

The Department of Buildings was investigating the apartment building at 607 West 180th St.

A city agency ruled against a proposed wine bar, but the bar backer said he'll keep fighting to open the venue.

The new developer of Turtle Bay's 303 E. 51st Street will remove part of the existing shell, community leaders say.

A permit issue forced Instituto Cervantes to remove the sign.

Community Board 3's liquor license committee voted 4-3 against allowing the new venue to serve alcohol.

Days after two men were killed, thieves stole drills and an accident investigation kit, according to police.

Preservationists are making a last-ditch attempt to prevent the 1825 building at 35 Cooper Square from being demolished.