Uncategorized Census Worry: Whither Williamsburg? In a last effort to get more New Yorkers to return their Census forms, City Hall is outing the neighborhoods with the lowest response rates.
Uncategorized Grad Gain Endangered High school graduation rates are up – but earning a public school diploma is about to get more difficult.
Uncategorized Getting From Here To There With deep transit cuts in the works, activists and officials prescribe new ways to travel around the city.
Uncategorized Street Homeless Numbers Jump As numbers of homeless people in shelters continues to rise, this year’s street count shows an increase too.
Uncategorized Homeless, Nameless – and Honored A group tries to ensure that pauper’s graves are not condemned to be forgotten except when prisoners dig fresh ones.
Uncategorized The Comparative Clause New York City’s first youth poet laureate helps City Limits celebrate its relaunch by providing this poem.
Uncategorized 1.5 Percent Less For Education How will $113 million less be felt across the public school system? How are other programs for children faring, from prenatal care to juvenile justice?
Uncategorized Fewer Services For The Homeless Mayor Bloomberg’s big goals to cut homelessness in half and greatly expand affordable housing are being reinterpreted in the next budget.
Uncategorized Haiti — Brooklyn — Haiti Two Haitian women, one of whom lives in Brooklyn, provide shelter, education and more to hundreds of children.
Uncategorized A New Tool For Tenants Renters beware: You may be on a blacklist. But now there’s a path to clear your name.
