Nightlife

Mayor de Blasio and the City Council have just announced 14 appointees of New York's new Nightlife Advisory Board.

We may be heading into the summer season, but June still looks to be a busy month for Community Board 3. Here's a look ahead.

The city's Department of Health has kicked off a pilot program in bars and clubs to raise awareness about the dangers of fentanyl-laced cocaine.

Back in 2016, owners of the Ludlow Street bar, No Fun, sued the Lower East Side Dwellers community organization for defamation.

A few months before the first phase of Essex Crossing makes its debut, there's been a change in one of the big commercial tenants coming to the mega-project.

When Community Board 3 meets tonight to go over liquor license applications, one of the more interesting proposals under discussion will be for Eli's Night Shift in the old Lucky Bee space on Broome Street.

The cocktail bar, Suffolk Arms, hasn't been serving drinks in recent days, amid what appears to be a dispute between its co-owners.

Another theme bar is giving it a go at 174 Rivington St.

New York's first "Nightlife Mayor" will be Ariel Palitz.

There are a few local items of interest on the agenda for tonight's meeting of Community Board 3's liquor licensing committee. Among them is Austrian mixologist Albert Trummer's latest project, a bar going by the name "Lotus Grand" at 324 Grand St.