The law will give the city the ability to aware higher-value contracts through the kind of discretionary process that gives minority- and woman-led firms a leg up.
Housing advocates are pressing Gov. Cuomo to intervene in this year’s process and freeze rents.
During the holiday season, many readers may be visiting senior family members or friends—and that’s a good time to check on their well-being.
Two reports indicate the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which used to be called food stamps, is failing to help as much as it should.
Think environmental policy doesn’t work? Look at Long Island Sound and think again.
Also, local reaction to the Texas shooting, and Anthony Weiner’s arrival at federal prison.
It’s the final day of campaigning, but new findings on the impact of residential displacement size up the bigger fights that lie ahead.
It’s Election Eve. Have you made your list, and checked it twice?
Plus … bollards, bollards everywhere?
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