A correction from last week.

Housing Court underwent a ground-up restructuring last year, and a review crowed that the changes were a success. Last week, a group of tenant lawyers begged to disagree.

A landmark lawsuit claims New York City schools deserve more state funding than they now receive. One high school class is watching the proceedings closely, trying to learn how the…

For the first time, New York City police, firefighters, sanitation workers and corrections officers unions will back their own slate of candidates for City Council. They will have the money…

The city welfare agency is putting its welfare-to-work and job training and placement contracts into the hands of a dozen giant players.

When Center for New York City Law researchers ranked the city’s 100 biggest contracts this year, they found a notable trend.

New York Times editorialist weighs in on public housing.

Mothers on the Move monitors truck traffic and demands relief.