Noise Complaints

Shore Boulevard near Astoria Park has become a "nightclub," disturbing local residents.

A FreshDirect truck that parks at Thomas and Hudson streets is too loud, locals said.

Police are considering arresting people for public urination as a deterrent.

The Bohemian National Hall nixed rooftop dance parties and other events after a resident complained.

The hotel on Lexington Avenue hosts live music events that neighbors say have gotten way too loud.

About 26 neighbors of Metropolitan Bar have signed a petition against its liquor license renewal.

Gray Line tour guides' union says the company plans to replace them with a recording to cut costs.

The bar, which pledged to quiet down last month, is still causing problems, according to neighbors.

La Caridad #2, a Washington Heights restaurant with a history of criminal and quality-of-life complaints, is seeking to renew its liquor license which was taken away earlier this year.

Community Board 12 recommended the State Liquor Authority approve Garden Cafe's liquor license renewal application, despite complaints from residents about outdoor noise.

After months of complaints, police say they have busted an illegal nightclub that had been operatng in Midtown's Garment District.

After Community Board 8 voted to take away Nello's sidewalk cafe license, Nello Balan vowed to get it back for the Madison Avenue celeb magnet.

Residents of East Fourth Street claim visitors to the facility publicly drink, fight, make noise and urinate on their block.

The six-year-old East 13th Street bar played a key role in the case of two police officers accused of raping a woman on the block.

Upper East Siders complained about Second Avenue subway construction keeping them awake until midnight. Relief might be a long time coming.