Under orders from Washington, Legal Services of New York is moving to take more control of its neighborhood law offices, but one of those offices, in the Bronx, refuses to…
Facing budget constraints, the city health department has cut back its asthma program in Hunts Point, home to some of the highest asthma rates in the country.
For the first time in 14 years, Albany officials have proposed boosting housing assistance for New Yorkers on welfare. But the new deal still may not be enough to pay…
The City Council is pushing for legislation to protect battered women at home and work, but the Bloomberg administration insists these bills will only make matters worse.
The Civic Alliance completed its first big effort to make a mark on downtown redevelopment last week, getting nearly 5,000 New Yorkers in a room to brainstorm. With that over,…
The city is looking to replace the 30-year manager of a family shelter in Brooklyn after a series of audits questioned its financial and property management practices.
In a week full of dire predictions for the city’s financial future, one elected official added another to the stack: Medicaid costs will rise exponentially overt he next few years.
With landlords still reluctant to rent to tenants who have federal housing vouchers, the city is trying out a new low-income housing policy: Give subsidies directly to developers.
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