16 Feb 2004 Uncategorized CHOICES, CHOICES The IBO put out its annual “Budget Options” report last week, in which it presents the pros and cons of a range of ideas for reining in the city’s costs… ByK. Wright0Comments
02 Feb 2004 Uncategorized HOMELESS AID AXED The city’s homeless service providers vote to cut 51 programs after a long and messy battle. ByCassi Feldman0Comments
26 Jan 2004 Uncategorized AIDS SERVICES UP FOR GRABS HASA’s new contracting plan may run afoul of city law. ByGeoffrey Gray0Comments
16 Jan 2004 Uncategorized BATTLING BUSH Republicans beware! New York’s community activists are gearing up to protest the RNC. ByJanelle Nanos0Comments
05 Jan 2004 Uncategorized GENDERED SHELTER A guide for homeless shelter operators on serving transgender clients. ByK. Wright0Comments
10 Nov 2003 Uncategorized SPECIAL MASTERS REPORT The court-appointed panel overseeing the city’s services for homeless families published its first report, calling for more prevention. ByK. Wright0Comments
20 Oct 2003 Uncategorized PREVENTION FLAT City spending on homeless prevention has remained flat over the last three years, even as spending on shelters has grown by nearly $200 million. ByK. Wright0Comments
14 Oct 2003 Uncategorized HASA GOES ON CONTRACT The HIV/AIDS Services Administration has said it will finally begin using formal contracts with landlords providing emergency housing. ByK. Wright0Comments
29 Sep 2003 Uncategorized BUILDING OWNERS The House granted the Bush administration’s request for $400 million for home-buying subsidies. ByK. Wright0Comments
29 Sep 2003 Uncategorized SCATTER-SITE CLEAN-UP A comptroller’s audit of the city’s scatter-site housing found rampant unsafe and unsanitary conditions. ByG. Gray0Comments