In New York, where an LLC is legally a person, companies can use the vehicles to blast through campaign finance limits.

Crime victims and witnesses are trapped living near assailants.

Doctors in Bellevue’s psychiatric emergency room routinely order forced injections to sedate patients who refuse to have blood drawn

Protections put in place after the 2010 pension-investment scandal are often ignored.

As New York City’s Willets Point redevelopment plan rolls ahead, workers are targeted for relocation.

The planning process for Willets Point spanned the Bloomberg years. How have parks fared under the deal?

Perhaps no project embodies Mayor Bloomberg’s development style better than Willets Point. Will Mayor de Blasio change that approach?

Many of Hurricane Sandy’s hardest hit victims aren’t eligible for federal aid.

The NRA’s pro-gun competitors; the rise of concealed carry; and disturbing gun violence in the birthplace of the gun industry are the subjects of these sidebars to “How the Gun Industry Got Rich.”

New York City is one of the last places left in America with a rigorous process for handgun permits. And that puts it in the NRA’s crosshairs. (A sidebar to “How the Gun Industry Got Rich.”)

Of the 18 states with bans or restrictions on payday loans, New York’s is the toughest. But that hasn’t stopped online lenders from targeting customers in the Empire State.

No neighborhood saw more police stops in 2011 than East New York, stop-and-frisk’s epicenter, where residents living in fear of the police.

Mayor Bloomberg has turned over record amounts of city business to private contractors. But has it produced more than contractor profits?