The Working Families Party will offer a judicial ballot-line in Brooklyn, with nominees chosen through an independent panel.

The AFL-CIO will invest $400 million over the next year in building multi-family housing units.

Local AmeriCorps grantees this week joined a frantic national campaign to prevent millions of dollars in funding cuts for the program.

Fewer than 2,000 of the estimated 20,000 mothers under 21-years-old who haven’t finished high school are accessing city aid.

More than 14 million households spend over half of their income on housing, a new Joint Center of Housing Studies report says.

Twenty-four percent of the city’s Asian American children live below the poverty line.

Nearly half of New York’s nonprofit EDs plan to quit in the next five years, but 57 percent don’t offer professional development programs for replacements.