U Street residents overwhelmingly spoke out yesterday against a proposed moratorium on liquor licenses in the neighborhood.

A D.C. legislator moved to make sure that a new Walgreens set to open this week in Chinatown will be able to sell booze.

How naked is too naked? Depends on the type of liquor license an establishment holds, as Naked Girls Reading recently discovered.

Under a set of proposed rules approved by the D.C. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, pharmacies won’t be able to sell beer or wine unless they start offering a lot more food for sale.

There’s a new salvo against the forces of NIMBY that many of the District’s more recent arrivals sometimes find themselves pitted against in their desire for livelier neighborhoods.

The Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration’s investigative report into an alleged sexual assault at the jazz club Bohemian Caverns and the adjoining restaurant Tap & Parlour last weekend describes a very disturbing scene.

The plan to revive the old Arlington brewery and restaurant Bardo has cleared a major regulatory hurdle with the approval of its request for a D.C. liquor license.

Mood Lounge, the Shaw nightclub where two people were stabbed outside its door last year, will lose its liquor license again for not complying with District officials’ orders in the wake of the stabbing incident.

Shaw’s Tavern finally has a liquor license, bringing to an end a saga that saw the restaurant close down and take on new owners.

Shaw’s Tavern announced today that it would reopen for limited breakfast, lunch and brunch service while it waits for its liquor license.