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
15 Sep 2003 Uncategorized MAYOR'S REPORT Food stamp recipients and families seeking homeless services have continued climbing this year, according to the mayor’s annual management report. ByK. Wright0Comments
25 Aug 2003 Uncategorized CRUEL SUMMER: CONCERNS PERSIST AT THE EAU Six months after a groundbreaking agreement between the city and advocates, homeless families say little has changed. ByCassi Feldman0Comments
21 Jul 2003 Uncategorized NOBLE EFFORTS Tenants of the Noble Drew Ali housing development in East New York tried to shame the city out of displacing residents to put up homeless families. ByG. Gray0Comments
07 Jul 2003 Housing and Homelessness SURVEY SAYS … A HOLIDAY REQUEST FOR YOUR OPINION: Keeping to City Limits’ tradition of honoring Independence Day, we ask you, our readers, to freely express your thoughts on how we’re doing. ByCity Limits0Comments
30 Jun 2003 Uncategorized HARLEM PASSING Dr. Preston Washington, Jr., co-founder of Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement and pastor of Memorial Baptist Church, died on June 25. ByK. Wright0Comments
16 Jun 2003 Uncategorized CITY WANTS IN NOBLE DREW MELEE Seeking to keep housing homeless families in a Brooklyn complex, the Department of Homeless Services fights back against tenants’ suit. ByGeoffrey Gray0Comments
02 Jun 2003 Uncategorized COUNCIL: SANCTIONS UNSETTLING Concerned that a city proposal to penalize homeless adults who do not follow shelter rules will put more people on the street, dozens of City Council members are pushing the… ByJill Grossman0Comments
26 May 2003 Uncategorized NO DEAL, YET A couple dozen City Council members want the Department of Homeless Services to settle Callahan v. Carey. ByK. Wright0Comments
19 May 2003 Uncategorized CITY BANKING ON HOUSING A deal in the works between the city housing agency and a handful of banks could soon give the city more affordable housing. ByJill Grossman0Comments