Kushner Companies Filled Homes With Toxins: Lawsuit | Patch PM

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Kushner Companies Tore Apart NYC Building Around Tenants: Lawsuit

The luxury condo project exposed tenants to "a constant cloud of toxic smoke and dust," the $10 million lawsuit says.

SEE IT: Knife-Wielding Dad With Stroller Threatens Subway Rider

The suspect allegedly smacked his child on a West Village E train and then threatened a man for calling him out on the abuse.

Inwood Party Spot La Marina Shuttered By Health Department

The outdoor bar, restaurant and event venue failed a health inspection.

Dad Of Woman Found In Trash Compactor Thinks She Was Murdered

Lara Prychodko's father isn't buying investigators theories that her death in a Gramercy trash compactor was an accident or a suicide.

Uber Driver Banned For Booting Lesbian Couple Sues City

Cabbie Ahmad El Boutary wants his license back and unspecified damages after the city wrongly revoked his license, his lawyer says.

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(Lead image: Kushner Companies renovated this building at 184 Kent Ave. into luxury condominiums. Image from Google Maps)