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More people than ever are in line for public housing in New York, but new rules may let middle-income tenants move to the top of the list.

Thanks to a decision by the city Commissioners of Elections, school board voting across the city will return to proportional representation.

The number of housing inspectors keeps going down, even though the budget has been okayed for many more.

The Giuliani administration has proposed closing two anti-eviction programs, one of which brings in $6 million in federal and state funds.

The race is on to get the city to save the decayed, sprawling Kingsbridge Armory before it falls down

City officials missing in action, or at least the municipal directory.

Delays plague the city’s housing agency.

Teachers take the textbook shortage into their own hands.

The head of the Administration for Children’s Services oversight panel makes his debut.

Fewer women in New York are using WIC coupons, and advocates have a list of reasons for the decline.

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