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Nearly a third of the buses monitored in a City Council investigation were left idling longer than law allows.

Only 23 percent of the state’s environmental clean-up fund has gone to New York City projects.

Anyone planning to vote in the November 4 election must register by this Friday.

We’ll never know if New York actually got the $21 billion in 9/11 aid the White House promised, a GOA report says.

The health department has grouped zip codes into 42 areas and developed health stat profiles for each.

The House granted the Bush administration’s request for $400 million for home-buying subsidies.

Seventy-six percent of New Yorkers consider a candidate’s stance on affordable housing when they vote.

Local groups put aside their differences and team up to fight air pollution and asthma.

A new HIV/AIDS Services Administration cost-cutting measure could endanger formerly homeless tenants.

The CDC says its controversial new HIV prevention initiative won’t eat up money set aside for CBOs in minority communities.

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