A U.S. Court of Appeal overturned a recent legal ruling that gave tenants in eviction cases a slew of federal rights.

Ever since Jack Ballinger left the city Housing Authority, he’s been digging up skeletons. The secret life of the whistleblower, revealed.

New York City’s 209,000 welfare families should see a substantial boost in their checks, thanks to a May court decision in a lawsuit that had been bouncing between state courts…

It’s taken a while, but the city has quietly started to move some of the worst housing in the South Bronx into the hands of private and nonprofit housing groups.

The city will no longer fund a community group that specialized in helping Haitian immigrants with mental health problems.

The most lucrative welfare-to-work job, as former Giuliani advisor Richard Schwartz has learned, is finding work for other people. A new breed of employment brokers lands contracts by connecting government…