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“Baby, you can drive my car,” the old Beatles song goes. You just can’t park it in my garage! That’s what the owner of Brooklyn-based car sharing company said he was told by a garage owner in Downtown Brooklyn. … Full Article

Almost the entire pressrun of the LIU-Brooklyn student newspaper vanished from the Downtown campus last weekend, after the paper published a cover story about a one-day shutdown by the city Health Department of an on-campus restaurant. … Full Article

Seven-hundred and thirty-five million dollars. This is the amount New York City estimates it will spend on judgments and settlements in cases against the city for negligence, police abuse, and other claims that may come its way. … Full Article

For many people, March 1, 2013, is just a date on the calendar. But for those who rely on federal funding for the operation of their legal programs, March 1 may come with a daunting prospect. … Full Article

Topic of `Wine! Whine! Wine’ Provides Spirited Inn of Court Agenda What does the law have to do with an upcoming CLE program titled "Wine, Whine, Wine?" … Full Article

Ever since trading top scorer Rudy Gay, the Memphis Grizzlies have shown they can still put up some points. … Full Article

East Rutherford, Newark or Brooklyn. The Houston Rockets win no matter where the nomadic Nets call home. … Full Article

New York City Comptroller John Liu said the Comptroller’s office may reject future contracts with Hewlett-Packard (HP) if the company fails to reimburse taxpayers for the up to $163 mill … Full Article

The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District on Thursday presented its 2013 African-American Heritage Program. Focusing on the civil rights movement in 1963, the office offered a multimedia presentation complete with video, fine art and musical selections. … Full Article

Though the Nets made no trades prior to Thursday afternoon's 3 p.m. trade deadline, the Nets stated their case that they remain legitimate Eastern Conference contenders as presently constituted in Milwaukee on Wednesday night. … Full Article