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The exposure to asbestos and other materials is part of an effort to force tenants out, the suit claims.

Michael Hickey is suing the city for $2 million after he fell while trying to exit the tunnel in 2015.

Einhorn Development is building a condominium over the French Evangelical Church on West 16th Street.

Sixteen prisoners are seeking $1 million each in damages from the city, according to the lawsuit.

Michael Lambert said he invested $30,000 in the bogus investment despite a host of warning signs.

The chicken and waffles restaurant is set to open this spring at Carlton Street and Flatbush Avenue.

The AG's office claims Spectrum-Time Warner lied to users for years about its internet speeds.

Tenants at 750 Grand Concourse had filed a lawsuit against their landlord in March 2016.

The six former Le Rivage servers also claim the eatery failed to pay them minimum wage and overtime.

Thomas Tartaglia's guests lit fires in the hallway and threatened neighbors, the suit says.

Two Trees got more than $90 million in tax breaks while deregulating apartments, a lawsuit says.

The company falsely advertised speeds it knew were up to 80 percent slower, prosecutors said Wednesday.

Kristen Andoos, an assistant captain for the Staten Island Ferry, sued the city for discrimination.

Firefighter Gordon Springs, 27, who is black, filed a discrimination lawsuit against the department.

Police will also try to not issue frivolous tickets and aggressively investigate quotas, officials said.