New York is now one of only three states to have a strict law against predatory lenders, thanks to legislation signed by Governor Pataki last week. Whether New York City…
After nearly two years without a contract, teachers and support staff at hundreds of city-funded day care centers say they are poised to strike if City Hall doesn’t move soon,…
A housing court judge recently reprimanded the city and ordered that two elderly, handicapped sisters be allowed to move back into their home of 50 years after the city’s Adult…
Last week’s settlement between Mayor Bloomberg and Attorney General Spitzer added hundreds of community gardens to the city’s roster of green spaces, but some neighborhoods lost a disproportionate chunk of…
Third party transfer was supposed to be the city’s next big housing program, but the most recent round announced last week is much smaller than expected.
State lawmakers stalled and bickered, so New York City officials decided to go ahead on their own and pay $11 million to clean up an old dry cleaning distributor in…
As a promise to help mom and pop shops stand their ground when a Pathmark opened in southwestern Queens a few years ago, the City Council passed a law establishing…
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