Police and Cyclists Continue Legal Battle
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On the last Friday of every month, the city's abundant yellow cabs, buses and delivery trucks are briefly forced to yield to a phalanx of bicycles &#151; a gridlock of pedals and handlebars known as Critical Mass.
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The Phonak cycling team wants to overturn a decision in which its racing license was denied because of a doping scandal. The International Cycling Union, the sport&#39;s governing body, ruled No.
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DALLAS A five (M) million dollar check owed Austin cyclist Lance Armstrong for winning a record sixth straight Tour de France isn&#39;t in the mail.
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Two people are taking the Metropolitan Police to court over the handling of a May Day protest in 2001.
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Lance Armstrong is prepared to meet French police to discuss doping claims.
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The fight to save the British Grand Prix is getting bitter. The most powerful man in Formula One, commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone, issued libel proceedings yesterday
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In the past Chief Constable Merydydd Hughes has been robust over the issue of speeding. He has warned of 'anarchy' on the roads, and said he is amazed people disregard the safety limits.
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The battle for Central Park heads to court today as organizers of what could be the largest demonstration in New York history make a last-ditch bid to overturn a ban on their
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Police will recommend a murder charge be filed against a driver who intentionally struck more than a dozen pedestrians and bicyclists with his vehicle, authorities said Wednesday.
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Lance Armstrong angrily defends his reputation in the wake of more doping claims by two former team-mates.
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London - Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has shrugged off a High Court ruling that challenged the businessman&#39;s control of the firm behind Grand Prix racing.
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Lance Armstrong is suing a former personal assistant who claims the six-time defending Tour de France champion owes him $500,000. In a lawsuit filed Monday, Armstrong and his personal
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A British high court judge has sided with three German banks in a dispute with Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone. Justice Andrew Park said on Monday he accepted the contentions of the three banks and he would make a ruling which reflects their requests.
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A judge seeks a solution for a 'public nuisance of a major kind' who repeatedly breaks an anti-social behaviour order.
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The "L.A. Law" state strikes again.
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A plan to install bike lanes citywide has met resistance from environmentalists and others who question its wisdom.
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The legal battle for control of Formula One gets underway in earnest today, with Bernie Ecclestone and the three German banks that make up the major shareholding in the sport going to court to decide who has the right to power.