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Peter Bryan Torres says his supervisor harassed him for his HIV-positive status, forcing him to resign.

It has been four months since Pegi DeFeo died and there's still been no funeral, the suit states.

Opportunity Charter School sued the city for its decision to close its middle school.

Judith Dauber invested in The Comfort before it closed after being open for less than a year. 

Neighbors have so far prevented the city from opening a shelter for homeless men on Bergen Street.

Bruno Travalja fell from a construction site at the former Flatotel building last year, officials said.

Three other patients who stayed at Hope Lodge on 32nd Street also contracted the illness, the suit says.

A U.S. District Court judge has ordered Matthew Lodge to pay three victims he attacked in their home.

The cook at Zucchero E Pomodori sometimes working more than 60 hours a week, the suit says.

Jeanette Myers was riding the escalator at the UWS store when a falling cart struck her, the suit said.

Officers arrested men they perceived as gay or gender non-conforming, a federal lawsuit claims.

Paul Nungesser sued the school twice for its handling of Emma Sulkowicz's public protests about rape.

A Manhattan federal judge ruled the Army Corps of Engineers improperly issued a permit for the project.

De Blasio's team tried to claim his agents were not subject to Freedom of Information requests.   

Amelia Roskin-Frazee sued Columbia, saying the college dismissed her reports of sex assaults on campus.