Alcohol

The booze-fueled film series is screening 1966's "Batman" at Legends on West 33rd Street.

Ferry Point Park draws hundreds of soccer players and fans, but lacks a permanent staff.

A sake resurgence has seen New Yorkers trading traditional wine for the ancient Japanese rice spirit.

A new distillery in Red Hook is crafting artisanal rum, rye, whiskey and grappa.

Shore Boulevard near Astoria Park has become a "nightclub," disturbing local residents.

Barclays Center officials said Tuesday they'll run a "neighborly" facility without "unruly" crowds.

Attorneys for Barclays Center say the arena plans to serve alcohol until 2 a.m.

The Long Island Rail Road is banning alcohol on trains and platforms Friday and Saturday nights.

Brooklyn Speaks is calling for 10 p.m. cutoff for booze sales at the Barclays Center.

A liquor store that removed its bulletproof glass was burglarized twice in less than a week, police said.

Clara Espada, 41, is facing a six months in jail for allowing drugs onto Rikers Island.

Four detectives are reportedly being probed for drinking at a Washington Heights restaurant on the job.

Community Board 3 may support new establishments that close early and serve just wine and beer.

Beauty Bar closed its Bushwick outpost in December and plans to open in Park Slope in February.

Denise Darbeau and Rachel Edwards are charged with third-degree burglary at the W. 3rd St. McDonald's.