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Midtown »

"If sexual harassment or discrimination is pervasive at a company, we want to know," Schneiderman said.

East Harlem »

Residents of a building that hasn't had cooking gas in more than a year are suing the landlord.

Greenpoint »

The owners of the Nuhurt Plastics building in Greenpoint have to pay for their violations of state law.

Kips Bay »

The data was contained on a long-awaited shelter repair scorecard from Mayor Bill de Blasio.

Central Harlem »

On Monday, the DOT will start issuing $115 violations for blocking the lanes during designated hours. 

Central Harlem »

People who live in mismanaged co-ops reported their own buildings to the city. 

Times Square & Theater District »

The ticketing blitz comes after de Blasio's crackdown on Times Square’s topless women.

East Harlem »

Fines have dropped to $15.7 million from $32.5 million and the number of violations declined by a third.

Upper West Side »

Officer Joshua Vincek issued 1,249 tickets to cyclists on the Upper West Side in the last three years.

Bed-Stuy »

Residents and union workers protested new management after maintenance workers were fired.

Meatpacking District »

It took three police officers to pull Sophia Tolbert, 23, away from the 26-year-old victim, NYPD said. 

Central Harlem »

The husband of fashion designer Joseph Altuzarra was hit with a stop-work order at 187 Lenox Ave.

College Point »

After the death of a bather and the shutdown of another spa location, an official wants more oversight.

Washington Heights »

The city has so far received 1,804 complaints this year about ice cream truck noise, records show.

Hudson Heights »

Inspectors found a dangerous situation at 590 Fort Washington Ave.'s fire escapes, officials said.