Discrimination

The state's Division of Human Rights sued on behalf of Phil Harris.

The neighborhood is the latest in the city where businesses have posted the controversial signs.

Business owners say the signs prevent burglaries and shoplifting but others say they are discriminatory.

The sign says "Do not enter with hoodie or mask. If so you are now trespassing."

A group of black firefighters and the Justice Department accused the FDNY of discriminatory hiring.

The mayor marched in the Sunnyside event, but plans to skip the Manhattan parade later this month.

Brooklyn resident Joy Noel is suing Interpublic Group, saying it falsely blamed her for the package.

Two former top NYPD officials tarnished the reputation of a private security firm, a new lawsuit charges.

The owner of Klawtex said she was denied a lease in the Loom collective for selling suggestive items.

Circle NYC must pay the state and also fork over additional restitution to the victims.

The rally stopped at stores that allegedly discriminated against transgender residents.

Judge Carol Huff smacked down a lawsuit claiming the TLC lacked power to institute the "ehail" pilot.

The rooftop lounge at 230 Fifth is accused of discriminating against black club-goers.

Job ads can no longer include restrictions saying only the already-employed need apply.

Lawmakers will consider reforms to the NYPD's controversial policy at the City Council hearing.