Four handbags thefts have been reported at the troubled club in the past month.

The Saint Catherine expands its current happy-hour offerings to include brunch and a full weekday menu

High-profile Spring Studios, slated to open at 50 Varick St., is having trouble winning over CB1.

The neighborhood is exploding with places that want to attract a hip crowd and provide nightlife options.

Residents of 145 E. 15th St. complain of SideBar patrons who urinate and leave litter in their garden.

Two owners allegedly posted bodyguards outside last week to prevent the other owners from entering.

The new club, Roam, would be primarily a music venue, owners said.

Rockrose's plans to transform the developing Queens neighborhood could bring a beer hall or music venue.

The owner threatened to "torment" neighbors if a new club is not allowed to take over Shadow's space.

The bouncer claims the dress code kept out blacks and Latinos, and that management called him "brownie."

Roughly 840 people were at Marquee when it could only legally hold 500, according to inspectors.

Space NY will hold more than 1,200 partygoers in a planned venue west of 11th Avenue.

The Shadow's owner hopes to sell the 17-year-old West 28th Street club's lease in the next few months.

Matchmaker Cafe, an online dating and traditional matchmaking hybrid, aims to trigger more than a click.

A bartender at Jackie's Fifth Amendment says locals are too "disdainful" of the no-frills bar.