“For those of us working alongside LGBTQ+ immigrants, the horrors of this administration are not just headlines,” the author writes. “They are the constant, infuriating reality that we simply do…
The senior center is getting new life after a 25-year closure, and will be named after a longtime tenant association president who’s held the role for 33 years and has…
State regulators approved two “thermal energy” pilots but rejected nine others, raising questions about the future of the technology, New York Focus reports.
“We are being told to speak up, ask for help and recognize when we are struggling. That progress matters. But what happens when someone finally listens to the message, asks…
City lawmakers passed a bill that boosts the income eligibility threshold for SCRIE and DRIE, a program that freezes rents for tenants in rent-regulated apartments who are seniors or have…
A years-long campaign to give qualified nonprofit and community partnerships a chance to buy distressed buildings broke through in the City Council Thursday. Supporters expect the mayor to sign the…
New Yorkers are bracing for higher-than-usual heat bills this winter, as the war in Iran drives up the cost of fuel. Two state programs can help eligible households cover some…
“Tonight, thousands of New Yorkers will again sleep outside, including people who have repeatedly refused the shelter options we have offered them. Across the city, thousands of houses of worship…
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