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The Department of Investigation will likely increase its official residential eviction totals from last year. The city agency found that two city marshals made...

For several years, the city’s Department of Investigations received complaints about the New York City Housing Authority that went beyond the lack of lead...

The city has arrested 14 people for their involvement in a scheme to allegedly bribe inspectors, in an effort to speed up Brooklyn developments....

A New York City Housing Authority worker claimed a smoke alarm at Butler Houses in the Bronx was working just hours before a fatal...

The city’s Department of Investigation is looking into a big chunk of space at 180 Maiden Lane in the Financial District. The agency is...

The city’s Department of Investigations confirmed that real estate scion Luigi Caiola tried to cheat the Landmarks Preservation Commission into approving the expansion of...

The Friends Seminary in Gramercy may have cut corners in its application for landmarks approval for its planned renovation, and several employees of B&L...

An investigation into the death of a young girl struck by falling debris from an Upper West Side building has seen the arrest of...

An affordable housing contractor accused of not paying workers $3 million in owed wages is suing two city agencies for $170 million, amid claims...

Raymond Ribeiro, the New York City Housing Authority’s executive vice president for capital projects, was suspended Monday on news he was being probed by the Department of Investigation....

The city’s homeless shelter system is suffering from deplorable conditions in many buildings, according to a Department of Investigation report released today. The report...

In one of the biggest corruption sweeps in years, the city announced today that up to 50 building inspectors and contractors will be charged...

UPDATED, 1:09p.m., Dec. 10: The New York City Housing Authority wants to evict a 100-year-old resident of the Lower East Side housing project Rutgers...

A Brooklyn rabbi and his brother pleaded guilty yesterday to partaking in what the city’s Department of Investigation has called the largest individual case...

The number of residential evictions in Queens rose by more than a quarter last year while the volume was flat or decreased in other...

Robert Scarano designed 264 Cumberland Controversial architect Robert Scarano is fighting back against the city Department of Buildings’ attempt to block him from filing...