As long lines continue to snake outside of soup kitchens and food pantries, one Brooklyn group is teaching local residents to rely less on those services — by growing and…
A new tax on landlords who do not live in the buildings they own may mean bad news for thousands of low-income tenants, according to a study released last week.
The prospect of getting some low-income housing in lower Manhattan seemed to slip further away last week, as the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation set aside tens of millions of dollars…
Education officials say that the federal No Child Left Behind law mandates the end of an innovative school that helps immigrant young people get settled; electeds fight to keep it…
