Slum landlords can rest easy. The corps of city lawyers that defends tenants against code violations has been slashed from 45 attorneys to 18 in the last four years.
Immigrant groups that have used school boards as a portal into politics were relieved when the feds shot down a plan to dismantle the current election system. But confusion about…
After years of watching the state environmental agency say yes to industrial polluters looking to put plants in their neighborhoods, New York’s minority residents are finally getting a forum where…
Now that labor boss Gus Bevona is out, the custodian’s union is making some loud noise about an increasingly common practice: breaking a union contract by hiring subcontractors.
Judge Robert J. Ward heard a groundbreaking class-action case against the city’s child welfare agency, but does it make sense for him to preside over all similar lawsuits?
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