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More than 62,000 unemployed New Yorkers will be prematurely cut off from benefits on December 28.

Community input altered the first draft of the city’s new political map, but Asian and Russian Americans say not nearly enough.

Dems say at the U.S. health department is pulling punches on condom guidelines.

A new national survey of Latinos offers a trove of data on everything from identity to health care.

The Council wants to shove the city’s agencies into the electronic age.

A national mayors’ survey shows a dramatic rise in hunger–fueled by the affordable housing crisis.

Two Queens sewage treatment plants are among the worst polluters of the New York-New Jersey Harbor Bight.

Now on the city payroll, a veteran of homelessness gets power’s ear.

Trying to keep your kids–when you can’t keep an apartment.

As city skimps on tutoring, parents wonder who will be left behind.

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