When Browning Ferris Industries closed its South Bronx medical waste incinerator in June 1997, locals celebrated their victory. But the party may have been premature.
The mayor’s plan to put all welfare recipients to work might be the cornerstone of a national political run, but it’s going to cost New York City taxpayers an extra…
Did City Limits’ expose of the rotten conditions of Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center’s psychiatric unit prompt the now-planned renovations? The city isn’t saying–but it did sent us the…
The city has okayed 38 new Beacon Schools, but the money has yet to come. And so local groups have opened the program without knowing exactly when they’ll be reimbursed.
It takes 50,000 guburnatorial votes to put a party on the ballot in the next four years of elections in New York State, and last week, the Working Families Party…
Despite a probable mayoral veto, the City Council is on the verge of voting up a bill that would give the homeless a litany of rights and new programs.
A book review of Community Organizing: Building Social Capital as a Development Strategy, by Ross Gittel and Avis Vidal, Sage Publications, 1998, 196 pages, $23.95.
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