Noise Complaints

Neighbors claim Rise Bar wasn't transparent about its plans to host noisy karaoke nights and drag shows.

The owner of Rise Bar in Hell's Kitchen wants a 4 a.m. closing time on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

Park patrol officers were armed with a decibel meter in the spring.

The Quality of Life Committee was "bogged down" by bar and restaurant complaints, CB4's chair said.

Members of a local block association maintain Alfie's Bar and Kitchen at 800 Ninth Ave. is too loud.

Park patrol officers will be able to measure exactly how loud musicians and performers are.

Noise is the most common reason neighbors fight with each other, according to a new survey.

A neighbor of the bar said its owners have "basically set up a nightclub in a residential area."

The local community board opposed Sunset Lounge's bid to renew its liquor license due to the noise.

Neighbors are up in arms about the "side effects" of excessive drinking at the Seventh Avenue spot.

The proposal, announced Thursday, comes amid an increase in noise complaints.

Thousands of calls and online complaints were logged since 2014, data shows.

An East Harlem basketball league is criticizing the city for not giving them a sound permit.

Community Board 7 voted to approve Jacob's Pickles plan for an underground bar.

Four buildings have been demolished to make way for a 34-story high-rise on 89th and First Avenue.