New Community Reinvestment Act rules may let banks take credit for lending to the middle class–and leave poor people behind.

If you are poor and live in the Bronx, landlord lawyers have a message for you: See you in court.

More than $8 million in support grants made available to New York City’s community-based housing and development groups.

The state Division of Housing and Community Renewal has come up with a novel way to clear out its backlog: a new paperwork hurdle that forces many tenants to drop…

The myth of welfare migration.

A book review of Wall Street by Doug Henwood, Verso Books, 1997, 372 pages, $25.

Activist Marie Runyon never backs down from a fight. That can be a problem when the opponents are your own board members.

A provocative new study of right-wing philanthropies reveals an effective strategy for changing public opinion. But few mainstream foundations want in on the action.

What’s all this hugging, grinning and camera-mugging in East New York? Not much.

For more than five years now, water and sewer costs have been strangling low-income housing. Local pols have left tenants awash in unmet promises.