For years, the city has paid the Malibu Hotel to shelter HIV-positive clients. Now the Malibu is ending its contract, leaving tenants scrambling to find new housing.
Local parents fear that changes to the city’s “Out of School Time” program will leave them without nearby providers. City promises vouchers to those who prefer to stay put.
Federal welfare bill gets extended for tenth time. Observers say that means budget cuts may be imminent.
Good news for Section 8 tenants: New York Supreme Court rules that landlords can’t stop accepting vouchers when leases expire.
Bushwick hospital reaches out to artists. A new pilot program lets them donate their talents in exchange for care.
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