Nearly $165,000 in residual class-action settlement funds to support four nonprofits in providing critical service to the homeless and other marginalized New Yorkers
For the low-income communities who live along a waterway home to heavy industry and recovering wildlife, Exxon’s settlement with New Jersey has the potential to right old wrongs. But there’s…
Forty-four Assemblymembers now support the bill to end exits from the rent-stabilization program—and recapture thousands of apartments that have already left.
The mayor used Earth Day to articulate a breathtakingly ambitious synthesis of environmental advocacy, social justice and city planning. Tell us what you think!
Transform Don’t Trash NYC coalition released a report detailing how NYC produces more commercial waste, recycles less, and is more inefficient than previously believed.
The comptroller’s report found problems in handling controlled substances, maintaining facilities and managing finances. Some findings echo our 2012 report on the agency.
