10 May 2004 Uncategorized AUCTION OFF, TROUBLE ON: BED-STUY TENANTS IN DANGER Tenants in the Gates-Patchen building complex thought they might have a chance at homeownership. But now they could lose their homes entirely. ByRobert Neuwirt0Comments
03 May 2004 Housing and Homelessness NYCHA HOUSING HUD-ACHE New federal regulations will cut $40 million from city’s 2004 rental subsidies. ByC. Lagorio0Comments
03 May 2004 Government ROOM OF ONE’S OWN? New bill would help domestic violence survivors combat housing discrimination. ByChristine Lagorio0Comments
12 Apr 2004 Uncategorized END OF AN ERA AIDS community bids farewell to two celebrated leaders, Keith Cylar and Joseph Bostic. ByK. Woodward0Comments
29 Mar 2004 Uncategorized DHS SENDS S.O.S. TO NONPROFITS City’s move to farm out key services may be a mixed blessing for community-based organizations. ByElizabeth Cady Brown0Comments
22 Mar 2004 Uncategorized VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA MOURNS SALYER New York’s largest private provider of homeless services loses longtime leader. ByE. Cady Brown0Comments
15 Mar 2004 Housing and Homelessness MEET SHAUN DONOVAN: HPD’S OUTSIDER COMMISH City’s housing agency welcomes former HUD official. ByCassi Feldman0Comments
08 Mar 2004 Uncategorized THE GREAT DIVIDE Homeless advocates say Bush’s prisoner reentry initiative is long overdue–but they aren’t as thrilled with how he wants to fund it. ByCassi Feldman0Comments
08 Mar 2004 Uncategorized NEW HOMELESS FRINGE: COALITION GETS SNUBBED What happens to a hard-line group when city government is no longer the enemy? ByGeoffrey Gray0Comments
23 Feb 2004 Uncategorized BODY COUNT: COUNCIL BILL SEEKS HOMELESS DEATH DATA New legislation would help the city understand where, when, and how homeless people die–if the Bloomberg administration lets it happen. ByKai Wright0Comments
