The request for a temporary injunction has forced the New York City Housing Authority to delay its “income mixing” plan, slated to go on line before the end of the year.
The Democratic comptroller reports that close to 200,000 New Yorkers formerly on public assistance may soon be in the job market because of welfare reform.
New York State does a terrible job of a helping poor children, according to a new report by the National Association of Child Advocates.
A public hearing on workfare issues last week centered around working conditions and union busting.
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