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ACS and DSS are among the worst offenders in the comptroller’s first monthly report on late contracts.

Clinical depression is a fine excuse for missing public assistance appointments or deadlines, a panel of state judges has ruled.

Welfare caseloads increased in 38 states during the fourth quarter of last year.

Large urban school districts are steadily improving test scores, often outpacing the rest of their state.

Only about a third as many people got job training under the Workforce Investment Act as did under its predecessor.

Advocates of East River bridge tolls say its daily users make more money than the rest of the city.

Regulators have approved HSBC’s purchase of Household International–predatory lending’s poster child.

GAO says low pay and high administrative burdens are crippling the nation’s child welfare agencies.

Despite tens of thousands on the waiting list, 2,000 city-funded daycare slots go unused.

A reader speaks up for children’s rights.

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