The deputy CEO of the agency admitted mistakes at a forum on Hell's Kitchen nightlife.

State Sen. Tom Duane is hosting a hearing Thursday on the glut of new bars in Hell's Kitchen.

Juliet Supperclub has been the site of two murders, and now landlords want it out of their building.

The fiancee of a club promoter accused of murder said cops passed around nudes she had on her phone.

The Out NYC, the city's first "gay urban resort," will open in the first quarter of 2012.

Manuel Pinero, AKA "Manny Stax," was granted bail by Appellate Court Judge David Saxe on Dec. 16.

Community Board 10 is weighing whether to require Harlem bars close at 2 a.m. instead of 4 a.m.

A bike that serves tacos and a store that sells kitchen gadgets opened up.

La Boom, a three-floor, 600-person Latin music and culture club, is set to open in Hell's Kitchen.

The proposed gay sports bar Boxers could move its entrance to avoid the SLA's 500-foot rule.

The State Liquor Authority will hold a hearing on Boxers' liquor license at a hearing on Tuesday.

The Juliet Supperclub's Liquor License is under investigation after a string of deadly incidents involving the popular celebrity nightclub.

Police sources say the paralyzed victim, 28-year-old Tracy Ryals of Harlem, was convicted of manslaughter in 2004.

Juliet Supperclub, where a man was fatally stabbed in September, was the scene of another murder on Tuesday, police said.

The bar, which pledged to quiet down last month, is still causing problems, according to neighbors.