Uncategorized TRANSLATING MEDICAID The majority of Medicaid recipients needing language assistance still aren’t getting it, according to a new survey.
Uncategorized RECESSION WATCH Unemployment is still over eight percent, jobs are still leaving by the thousands and commercial vacancies keep climbing.
Uncategorized NOW TO THE SENATE Senate appropriators will mark-up their version of a HUD funding bill this week.
Uncategorized A BRIDGE TO BETTER HOUSING New Bronx tenants group empowers residents fighting for livable homes.
Uncategorized IN IT FOR THE LONG HAUL: CITY RECYCLING GETS A BOOST Enviros hope the Department of Sanitation’s new 20-year recycling contract will keep bottles, cans and cartons out of the trash — for good.
Uncategorized UNHEALTHY PAPER WORK The poorer a family, the less likely it is to go through the steps the state requires to keep public health insurance.
Uncategorized MARITAL ADVICE The state is planning a series of forums to seek community organizers’ input on marriage promotion in welfare.
Uncategorized BLACKOUT = MORE CLEAN ENERGY? New York City takes baby steps away from the power grid and toward renewable energy.
Uncategorized CRUEL SUMMER: CONCERNS PERSIST AT THE EAU Six months after a groundbreaking agreement between the city and advocates, homeless families say little has changed.
Uncategorized ENGLISH FIRST Immigrants are likely to account for all of the net growth in the 25- to 54-year-old workforce over the next two decades–and job training isn’t ready.