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A city initiative to find real shelter for vets without homes is making progress.

Robert Doar assumed leadership of the mammoth Human Resources Administration and Department of Social Services last week. Here’s what he plans to do.

But the department still hasn’t fulfilled its reporting requirements, say several experts, and outside groups may take action.

Report says cold water, rats, and lead paint greet participants in city’s ‘Plus’ program.

Activists work for better redress of landlord-harassment complaints.

A lengthy to-do list courtesy of State Senator Liz Krueger awaits the new head of the Department of Housing and Community Renewal.

A power plant project is set to use the East River’s water, wind and fire.

As of this month, it’s not just the E.R. that’s open to lower-income New Yorkers.

While the mayor’s poverty commission builds a path upward for low-wage aides, is the legal department working at cross purposes?

At local mosques, the hunt is on for qualified leaders.

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