As federal environmental protection officials urge cities to fill their school buses with a cleaner fuel, the Bloomberg administration is considering using regular old diesel again next year.
The city’s plan to transfer pregnant teens and young moms from their own special program back into regular high schools has been tabled-at least for now.
Washington granted the state approval to add an estimated 20,000 working people with disabilities to Medicaid.
More than half of “likely voters” say they or someone they knew had trouble meeting monthly housing costs last year.
The city’s AIDS services are still slow and inefficient, a comptroller’s audit charges.
The Working Families Party will offer a judicial ballot-line in Brooklyn, with nominees chosen through an independent panel.
A state Supreme Court approved the city’s settlement with single parents on welfare, who sued to get more education opportunities.
Dr. Preston Washington, Jr., co-founder of Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement and pastor of Memorial Baptist Church, died on June 25.
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