State Supreme Court Judge Emily Goodman berated the Giuliani Administration last week for neglecting to provide housing to homeless people with AIDS the day they request it, and stuck the…
The city may need to book a few more months at the swank midtown Sofitel hotel since its call for AIDS service providers to create more housing for their clients…
If the state gives the go-ahead, the Health and Hospitals Corporation will make its biggest mass closing of community health clinics in recent years as soon as this week.
Thousands of New Yorkers on public assistance have found jobs under the city’s welfare-to-work initiative, but pressure to hurry people off of welfare is forcing some job trainers either to…
The Democratic mayoral candidates weigh in on welfare for the first time on the campaign trail, and if the winner sticks to his word, things could soon look a lot…
Advocates for affordable housing thought they had a deal to reform the city’s Byzantine building code. Then fearful firemen refused to budge-all because of a stairwell.
Ernesto Jofre made the journey from Allende’s Chile to New York labor leader, and everyone from greengrocer workers to progressive politicos have him to thank for their livelihoods. Will the…
The twisted tale of two Hamilton Heights apartment buildings–complete with broken boilers and out-of-service elevators, revolving-door landlords and bitter court battles–may finally end happily.
