A city program got homeless people stable again–until the funding ran out.

A candlelight vigil organized by Casita Maria, a settlement house on Simpson Avenue, tried to offer comfort and hope after September 11.

Chris Sprowal fought for the rights of homeless people–and nearly destroyed himself in the process.

Local Guyanese community mourns 9/11 losses.

After holding on and on, a troubled building finally succumbs to neglect.

Scrambling to stabilize business operations formerly lodged in and around the World Trade Center, city and state officials are leaving no brick unturned.

Revisiting a tenant revolt at a Manhattan women’s residence.

September 25, 2001, Disaster Assistance Benefits Center

Remembering Larry Conklin, the mayor of Bailey House.

A few weeks after September 11, community groups and parent associations say they’re seeing a jump in the number of empty desks in high school classrooms.