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All's Ferrer in Landlord Land
Glenn Thrush |
Bronx Borough President Fernando Ferrer is a public champion of tenants’ rights, but his bid to become New York’s first Puerto Rican mayor is being bolstered by real estate money.
Bronx Borough President Fernando Ferrer is a public champion of tenants’ rights, but his bid to become New York’s first Puerto Rican mayor is being bolstered by real estate money.
Father Louis Gigante’s takeover of the South Bronx’s Murphy Consolidated housing project was the first step in the city’s privatization of public housing management. But tenants say they’re trapped in a game of musical slumlords.
A New York City Housing Authority policy designed to prevent convicted criminals from moving into apartments may be putting battered women at risk.
The wheeling and dealing left some black eyes when Brooklyn’s Democrats decided who would replace Assemblywoman Eileen Dugan.
When the city’s housing commissioner announced her resignation last week, she left an agency adrift. But she found it that way too.
New York City’s campaign finance system can be easily fixed, according to a new plan from a goo-goo group.
Two state housing programs are under the knife in Governor Pataki’s new budget.
A new report outlines alternatives to trying juveniles as adults.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of thousands of women who are forced to tell abusive partners their whereabouts in order to qualify for public housing.
By analyzing the anti-urban policies of the outgoing 104th Congress, a new report gives some insight into what we can expect next.