The city and state have agreed to spend $200 million to open the planned Hudson River Park. It’s keeping it open they want nothing to do with.

One of the most innovative small-business assistance organizations in the city has is roots in the rubble of the city’s most infamous community organization.

Park Slope’s Fifth Avenue Committee celebrates its 100th rehab of a local building.

Housing Works is both an outspoken critic of the Giuliani administration and a provider of services under city contract. Those roles have come into conflict.

Deplorable conditions in a South Bronx apartment building have lead to a new organizing campaign.