They are paid lavishly to house AIDS tenants in less-than-palatial buildings, but the city’s SRO landlords are charging that they’re not getting all that’s due. Their five-month-old boycott leaves homeless…
Flush with $1.75 billion to spend on the environment, Albany politicians promised to protect and expand New York’s resources. So why has New York City seen little of the money?
The details are in, and New York City will get only a small percentage of the money for a wide variety of projects funded by the state’s environmental bond.
Housing Works is both an outspoken critic of the Giuliani administration and a provider of services under city contract. Those roles have come into conflict.
