Norman Siegel, head of the New York Civil Liberties Union and free speech gadfly, was appalled when his campaign for the post of public advocate was banned from public parks.
Activists were dismayed to learn the City Council has quietly approved a two-year extension of a program for dealing with homeowners with large tax debts, fearing that without a change,…
Jane Jacobs would approve: replace decrepit high-rise buildings with a cozy mix of homes. But for tenants of Brownsville’s Prospect Plaza, the new public housing is leaving behind the residents…
Tiny community groups grow quietly in grassroots New York, even before they brave the paperwork of becoming official nonprofits. Meet the “out-of-pocket sector.”
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