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Lower East Side »

Police said a thief stole luggage off an intercity bus, which contained the victim's laptop and clothes.

Chinatown »

The city's intercity bus law includes checking bus permits, but that is rarely enforced, the NYPD said.

Chinatown »

Members of the public will get to sound off on the issue with state and city officials in attendance.

Chinatown »

The hotline can now accept complaints about noise and illegal parking by the buses, officials said.

Lower East Side »

Customers have been avoiding two businesses because of a lack of parking, employees said.

Chinatown »

Fung Wah's owner has decided to close the business, according to Councilwoman Margaret Chin's office.

Lower East Side »

The company agreed to wait until the planned DOT work was completed near the Manhattan Bridge.

Chinatown »

New safeguards include a new electronic logging system and increased safety checks.

Lower East Side »

Intercity buses have made life "unbearable" for a resident whose window faces an Allen Street stop.

Chinatown »

The Chinatown bus company, known for its $15 Boston-to-New York route, is allowed to operate again.

Chinatown »

State and local authorities seized more than 70 guns during the months-long investigation, they said.

Lower East Side »

The 7th Precinct has issued 90 tickets to bus operators, said Capt. Timothy Wilson.

Chinatown »

The Chinatown bus operator wants a new license after it was shut down for safety violations in 2013.

Lower East Side »

A spokeswoman for the bus company said the expansion comes after  "many, many requests to go to D.C."

Hell's Kitchen & Clinton »

One driver said he would continue to operate despite repeated $2,000 fines.