Lisa Daglian

A new group hopes to convince Community Board 4 to stop approving liquor licenses.

The New York Metropolitan Transportation Council is looking for community input for it's 25-year plan.

Gone are the days of long, cool-looking lineups outside of popular clubs.

Horus Too in Hell's Kitchen hired civil-rights lawyer Lamis Deek to defend it against complaints.

An attorney for No. 8 maintained that the new nightspot is not a reincarnation of Bungalow 8.

Restaurateur Antonio Fuccio hopes to open an outpost of Georgica Restaurant at the space.

The developer discussed potential compromises, but could not commit to them or provide details.

Long a source of noise complaints, the Hell's Kitchen bar Traffic has pledged to become a quieter place.

The sidewalk cafe in front of Albert Hall Tavern has returned, much to the chagrin of some members of the community.

Developers are moving forward on a project to turn a former hospital in Hell's Kitchen into residential buildings, but the site is still causing problems for people on the block.

Community Board 4 says the Albert Hall Tavern has been illegally operating a sidewalk cafe for months, and risks losing its liquor license because of it.

The High Line's plan to offer cold draughts on hot summer days is one step closer to reality.

The New York Metropolitan Transportation Council will hold public meetings on its proposals this month.

CB4's Hell's Kitchen liquor license committee recommended support for several new restaurants Wednesday.