Economy
HELPING CLEAR A PATH
FROM PRISON TO WORK
Ray Hainer |
Let’s make it worth employers’ financial while to hire formerly incarcerated people, says a member of City Council.
Economy
THE CITY'S LATEST
HIRINGS AND RETIRINGS
City Limits |
City positions for food policy, special enforcement and Chinatown boosterism get filled, while nonprofiteers join Enterprise and disability boards.
City Hall
'GIVING THEM THE HAND'
Karen Loew |
One union local keeps up its fight against a high-tech time clock.
City Hall
CHILD CARE CHANGE-UP
B. Pierson |
Some are stressed about after-school programs’ move between agencies.
City Hall
LONDON CALLING
R. Neuwirt |
Bloomberg administration looks overseas to combat poverty at home.
Staten Island
MINORS ON THE MOVE
J. E. Mendez |
Teenagers seek right to vote in municipal elections.
Justice
FIXING FAMILY COURT
K. Angelova |
A new report from the Center for an Urban Future and the Center for New York City Affairs.
Manhattan
THE WAITING GAME: LOCAL KATRINA
EVACUEES STRUGGLE TO FIND HOUSING
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Many of the families that fled Katrina have already found new apartments in New York. But dozens more are still hunting for homes.
Economy
POLITICAL NOVICE NO MORE:
Q&A WITH DARLENE MEALY
Michelle Risley |
The former New York City Transit worker turned City Council member talks to City Limits about her first month in office.
City Hall
LANGUAGE BILL IN LIMBO
Dan Bell |
Immigrant rights advocates demand that translation legislation be brought to a vote.
