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Owner of Sazon in TriBeCa said he is a victim of racism, but residents say the restaurant is a bad neighbor.

The City Council is set to vote on legislation upping the age limit for those affected by a lawsuit Thursday.

Developers and architect are reportedly trading charges over design woes at the luxury tower on Spring Street.

The Pythian condominium says it's illegal for the Upper Breast Side to sell nursing bras and other breastfeeding gear.

Residents of 30 Lincoln Plaza claim Milstein Properties gave preferential deals to new buyers.

A teachers' union lawsuit aims to halt school closings and charter school co-locations, including Upper West Success Academy.

After losing appeal, art vendors to be limited in Union Square, Central Park, Battery Park and the High Line.

Last year the union was successful in halting the shuttering of 19 schools the city tried to close for poor performance.

The Lower Manhattan Development Corp. and Bovis Lend Lease are embroiled in a court battle.

The Met filed suit against a collector who has refused to return "The Innocent Eye Test" painting to the museum.

Kristina Pi filed a lawsuit in Manhattan Supreme Court in hopes of sparing her father from execution in China.

Operators of the famous restaurant have been fighting with the Plaza for months, according to a report.

The posh Plaza Hotel reportedly claims the Oak Room and Bar is breaching its lease by hosting burlesque shows.

An Arab waiter for the Waldorf claims he was forced to wear name tags with fake names to avoid frightening guests.

Tricia Fraser sued an anti-abortion group that used her daughter's photo on a SoHo billboard.