13 Mar 2014 Uncategorized Report: NYCHA Needs to Gear Up for the Next Sandy Better communication and more resilient power systems are necessary, says a new report. ByJarrett Murphy4 minRead time
12 Mar 2014 Education Library Budget Hearing, Beyond the Galante Controversy Read key briefing material on the financial situation confronting the city’s research and branch libraries. ByJarrett Murphy2 minRead time
12 Mar 2014 Government Building Collapses Pose Threat to Responders Civilians appear to have been the victims of today’s tragedy in Harlem. But building collapses also pose a grave threat to firefighters and other responders. ByJarrett Murphy6 minRead time
11 Mar 2014 Uncategorized Public Advocate Sounds Call: School Lunch for All Advocates hope to end the stigma around – and resulting lack of participation in – school lunch by making everyone eligible, ByJarrett Murphy1 minRead time
06 Mar 2014 Housing and Homelessness NBC Keeps the Heat on Brooklyn Landlord The man in the elevator said he didn’t know anything about the buildings where tenants’ rooms had been left in shambles. Turns out he owned them. ByJarrett Murphy1 minRead time
05 Mar 2014 Education Justice City Libraries Target Jailed Readers The man in charge of the Brooklyn Library’s correctional services talks about the challenges of providing books to an incarcerated customer base. ByJarrett Murphy9 minRead time
04 Mar 2014 Government Is de Blasio's Cabinet Dominated by Left-Wingers? So say some analysts. The truth is more complicated. ByJarrett Murphy2 minRead time
27 Feb 2014 Education Should NYC's Libraries Spend More On Books? A look at how the New York, Queens and Brooklyn systems compare to other major library networks. ByJarrett Murphy2 minRead time
25 Feb 2014 Justice Seen Here First: Tenants and Exonerees Struggle A Bushwick building’s saga and the woes of people wrongly imprisoned and then released are two stories City Limits was proud to break. ByJarrett Murphy1 minRead time
25 Feb 2014 Education Tech Schools Offer Chance to Boost Graduation: Report The biggest problem with the city’s Career and Technical Education schools, finds a new report, is that there are too few of them. ByJarrett Murphy4 minRead time
