State Liquor Authority

The Bushwick community board has begun to tell bars and eateries to stop serving liquor after midnight.

Bushwick's Community Board 4 has begun disclosing information after DNAinfo.com reported the practice.

Locals on Second Avenue at East 76th Street worry noisy bar-goers will cause problems.

High-end wine shops and convenience stores allegedly sold alcohol to underage decoys, the SLA said.

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

Vin-Tich's license was yanked by the state in January after years of security problems.

The board has asked the state to close or deny licenses to Ebony Lounge, Club Eleven and Club Heat.

Seafood Bar El Chicanito has not been a good neighbor, area residents and CB 11 members say.

Attorneys are asking a judge to overrule an SLA decision that would likely prevent Morini from growing. 

The restaurant was hit with Department of Buildings violations for illegally operating as a nightclub.

Papasito's Upper West Side location closed a month after it lost its liquor license.

The former Desmond Tutu Hotel will bring back its fired workers after it reopens as the Highline Hotel.

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

The hugely popular bar-arcade combo is hoping to open on West 24th Street.

The eatery, accessible through an unmarked door, is fighting for the right to serve booze.