While the Department of Homeless Services struggles to sell its survey of homeless New Yorkers as accurate, the agency faces another numbers challenge: devising a computer registry for a more…
As the owner of a long-troubled East New York apartment complex breaks a deal to sell his buildings, tenants riot against him, and find themselves facing a lucrative proposition.
In his first significant speech on the city’s AIDS policy, Mayor Bloomberg announced he hopes to dismantle a law that requires the city to provide a certain level of services…
As the state attorney general and U.S. Attorney continue to investigate spending practices at Praxis, the executive director of the nonprofit housing organization announces he plans to step down.
Legislation introduced by a handful of Republican senators calls for extending and strengthening the state’s rent laws — and creates a bargaining tool tenant advocates may need in their fight…
