New York City Law Department

Tod "Doc" Mishler was charged with animal cruelty after riding his horses on the Outerbridge Crossing.

The mother of the student is suing the city over the rough treatment of her son at Curtis High School.

The parents of Miles Kirkland claim their son wasn't given "adequate and appropriate emergency care."

Judge George Daniels ruled to temporarily halt recording on Tuesday.

Police caught bartenders serving alcohol to underage customers, court documents show.

The Uptown politican sued the city claiming he was beaten by police in the clearing of Zuccotti Park.

Margo Kane almost lost her lower leg in a massive explosion in Midtown Manhattan in 2007.

Irene Spear said in a lawsuit that there was little to no oversight at the BRC shelter in Chelsea.

Kenneth Moreno wants to restore his reputation and recoup monetary damages, his lawyer said.

A community group is fighting the city's plan to open an eatery in Union Square Park.

Corporation Counsel Michael Cardozo served under Mayor Michael Bloomberg during his 12-year tenure.

NYPD officers beat the family of a woman after entering her home without a warrant, a lawsuit said.

George Pringle sued after police found mints in his pocket and accused him of having crack.

MTS doen't need additional environmental review, judges found.

The city Law Department confirmed that demolition of the former MTS on the East River will start soon.