The field that will greet Bronx voters on primary and election day started to take shape this week with petition filings, challenges and campaign finance disclosures. In one hotly contested…
New York City is working to build a foster-care system that welcomes gay and trans youth. New training has made gains against still-common cultural and religious hangups among caseworkers and…
With endorsements, petition filings and campaign finance disclosures, the 2014 campaign season gets into full swing this week. Rafael Espinal and Alan Maisel, seen with the mayor, are among four…
Six months after a landmark settlement was signed committing the housing authority to a comprehensive attack on potentially deadly fungus, advocates are optimistic but say they’ve seen little action.
After two years of trial runs in other boroughs, a project that lets residents decide how some of the city’s capital money gets spent will expand to include two Bronx…
“It’s not enough to help people meet their basic needs. There must be a full-scale effort to develop policies and programs that materially improve wages and earnings, educational experiences and…
There was widespread outrage over the horrific murders of three Israeli teens. Fewer public statements were made over the alleged revenge slaying of a Palestinian boy.
A report by the city comptroller highlights deficiencies in how the city responds to space squeezes. What’s the long-term outlook for the scarcity of school seats?
Today, reused chains and recycled plastic lids sit in a warehouse in Queens. Next fall they’ll be used for school art projects in an improving—but still tight—funding environment.
Affordability in next two buildings skews to households earning six figures; pattern suggests more all market-rate towers; new emphasis on larger units.
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