Greg B. Smith

Lander, now running to unseat Rep. Dan Goldman, didn't audit a scandal-scarred migrant shelter contractor when he was the city's chief financial officer. More than $1 million in taxpayer funds could be unaccounted for.

The longtime Brooklyn Democratic powerbroker was arrested with several others on federal charges.

A bureaucratic nightmare from the city housing authority and private building managers led to a 2,000% increase in tenants losing their Section 8 rental subsidies. Eviction notices followed.

Eric Adams' former social services commissioner is the man in the middle of a corruption case that could take down a top city power broker.

The Buildings Department has responded to numerous safety complaints at the former Pfizer headquarters ranging from debris striking the sidewalk to at least two worker injuries — one from a falling jackhammer.

A dozen workers on the 1,600-unit apartment project near Grand Central Terminal have filed lawsuits alleging they were seriously injured in accidents prior to Tuesday’s emergency.

City regulations require buildings to self-report tests to the Department of Health, but many aren't in compliance, including five buildings on the UES that tested positive for the potentially deadly bacteria.

Greg B. Smith City Comptroller Mark Levine on Wednesday launched a comprehensive audit of nearly a quarter-billion dollars in no-bid migrant

Federal prosecutors have charged former leaders of BHRAGS Home Care and the head of a security firm in a bribery and kickback scheme that first surfaced in 2023.