Uncategorized READY OR NOT Report urges better collaboration between the City University of New York and the Department of Education on college prep.
Uncategorized BRONX GOES GREEN: PROGRAMTRAINS WORKERS FOR CLEANUP Environmental group tackles both pollution and joblessness.
Uncategorized HESS AT THE HELM Mayor appoints new commissioner of Department of Homeless Services and family services coordinator.
Uncategorized QUEENS TAKES ON TAX BREAKS New housing group gears up to demand more affordable housing.
Uncategorized OUT WITH THE OLD: RENT BOARDLOSES POPULAR PUBLIC MEMBER Insiders and advocates on the mayor’s decision to dismiss Martin Zelnick from the Rent Guidelines Board.
Uncategorized DISSECTING WELFARE STATS: FORMER CLIENTS 'DISAPPEAR' Welfare rolls dip to 40-year low, but new data shows that many recipients may be leaving without jobs.
Uncategorized THE CITY'S LATEST HIRINGS, FIRINGS AND RETIRINGS Spring brings staff changes at City Hall, the Harlem Dowling-Westside Center, the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development, and more.
Uncategorized OPEN TO INTERPRETATION: COURTSMOVE TO IMPROVE TRANSLATION New plan would improve training and pay for interpreters.
Uncategorized THE CREATIVE EDGE Major conference will examine how New York City can better support its vibrant arts sector.
Uncategorized MAYOR'S RACE Double Trouble: Black Mayors, Black Communities, and the Call for a Deep Democracy, by J. Phillip Thompson, III; Oxford University Press, $ 29.95.
