Department of Finance

Yep Tour, Inc. has sued the city for discrimination, saying it is being targeted for serving minorities.

Comptroller Scott Stringer found 12 mixed-use buildings were misclassified on tax records.

Ricky Dennis is suspected in the execution of Michael Genovese and Carl Clark, officials said.

After wrongful terminations from the city's rent freeze program, 12,000 New Yorkers could see relief.

The southern fried chicken chain has begun proceedings to open a branch at 144 Fulton St. 

Tom Leverich says he's been trying to get his name removed from city records for years. 

The 90-day program will help business pay off their original fines without interest or late fees.

A report found no bias from the city in setting property tax rates for Staten Island.

An analysis found that the greatest number of houses of worship per 1000 residents was in Queens.

Trump Tower illegally removed a public bench to build a kiosk selling campaign hats, the DOB said.

The 90-day amnesty program will help business owners and property owners waive additional fees. 

Property owners on the list are at risk of having their liens sold, which could result in foreclosure.

Seven of New York's most-ticketed neighborhoods are in Manhattan, a new study has found.

The house, at 84-62 Beverly Road, was sold last month for $990,000.

The borough also gets the lowest amount of loans per 1,000 businesses, the Department of Finance found.