Manhattan Community Board 3

The sheriff seized two YEP Tour Inc. buses in Chinatown on Jan. 11.

The Parks Department has committed to a community information session before moving forward.

Community members came out in droves to oppose a new venture connected to the controversial club. 

The community board conditionally OK'd the liquor license application, despite opposition.

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

Community Board 3 voted against Mayor Bill de Blasio's affordable housing plan during a Nov. 24 meeting.

CB3's land use committee said they were skeptical the changes would create more affordable units.

The board voted against the Rivington Street bar citing resident complaints and its violation history.

Metrograph will feature two screening areas, a bookstore, restaurant, lounge and café.

Virgola, located in a six-foot-wide alleyway in the West Village is opening a new location.

The bar was closed for “much needed deep cleaning and even more crucial maintenance and repairs."

Allan Mannarelli, who owns The Cock, said he would appeal to the state directly for a liquor license.

Residents said they're concerned about quality of life issues and the bar's impact on the community.

The Department of Transportation had announced safety improvements for the Manhattan Bridge area in May.

Affected residents and business can receive loans to replace or repair property.