The city’s welfare agency took $120 million to do job training two years ago, but they can’t prove they’ve made a difference. Now they’re scheming to take over a $615…
By torpedoing the process the city used to hire welfare-to-work crony Maximus, critics may have called into question a slew of upcoming consulting projects.
Women who have been the victim of domestic abuse are supposed to be given a reprieve from work requirements for a few months when they apply for welfare. Few are.
Relatively modest rent increases are in the cards for tenants in rent-controlled apartments, thanks to a judge’s decision to throw out a new landlord-sponsored calculator.
t-controlled tenants can now breathe…
With little money and little connection to political fundraising, residents in New York City’s poor neighborhoods barely register in a survey of campaign contributions.
Despite being written by a wide-ranging coalition that included many envioronmental groups, proposed new brownfield legislation may be undone by green critics.
