He’s zapped tuberculosis and stamped out smoking.
Now Tom Frieden wants to take on AIDS.
But can New York’s haughty health commissioner convince Queens its neighborhoods need clean needles?
After decades of languishing in hazardous waste, the creek that flows along Coney Island’s shores is about to get cleaned up — and become accessible again to local residents and…
A few dozen City Council members are pushing legislation to protect New Yorkers’ privacy when they seek city services — but Mayor Bloomberg warns the bill violates federal law.
What will Bloomberg’s ambitious housing plan mean for New York’s poor? For community development groups? For your neighborhood? The lowdown, in five parts.
As a state Supreme Court judge deliberates the city’s request to temporarily take homeless children away from parents who take too long to find apartments, child welfare advocates brace themselves…
