10 Mar 2003 Uncategorized COMING SOON–ROUND TWO The battle over if and how to extend federal emergency unemployment benefits is about to re-engage. ByK. Wright1 minRead time
10 Mar 2003 Uncategorized BREAKING A TAX BREAK The White House says its corporate dividend tax cut won’t hurt the housing tax credit program–Ernst & Young disagrees. ByK. Wright1 minRead time
10 Mar 2003 Uncategorized ROGUE DUMPS The comptroller says the city has “actively ignored” state laws at composts in Brooklyn and the Bronx. ByK. Wright0 minRead time
10 Mar 2003 Uncategorized JOBS FIRST A coalition of labor organizations says the city needs a $1.1 billion public works job program. ByK. Wright1 minRead time
10 Mar 2003 Uncategorized NEW MARKET CASH The Treasury Department released this year’s New Market Tax Credits, 17 of which will invest in New York. ByK. Wright1 minRead time
03 Mar 2003 Uncategorized DAY IN COURT Day care workers want $276 million in federal funds they say the city diverted into other agencies restored. ByK. Wright1 minRead time
03 Mar 2003 Uncategorized TAX AND SAVE A coalition of budget watchdogs and service groups says if the city cuts waste and closes corporate tax loopholes it’ll avoid service cuts. ByK. Wright1 minRead time
03 Mar 2003 Uncategorized SECOND OPINIONS Both the state and city comptrollers are calling Mayor Bloomberg’s preliminary budget overly optimistic. ByK. Wright0 minRead time
03 Mar 2003 Justice TRANSGENDER BIAS Another transgender woman has filed bias charges against a city-funded housing services provider. ByK. Wright1 minRead time
03 Mar 2003 Uncategorized TRANSLATING CARE Two Brooklyn hospitals have agreed to provide beefed up langauge services following an attorney general’s office investigation. ByK. Wright0 minRead time
