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Miracle on 33rd Street

This holiday season, more than 200,000 letters from poor New Yorkers will plead with Santa Claus for toys, clothes, even school supplies. But how many will get what they wish…

ByDebbie Nathan 0Comments

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L.A. Confident

When government offers subsidies to corporations, West Coast communities have won by playing hardball at the bargaining table. Now New York’s getting in on the action.

ByBobbi Murray 0Comments

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BIAS IN THE BATHROOM: CASE FOR TRANSGENDER RIGHTS

A groundbreaking lawsuit challenges assumptions about gender and demands fair treatment for all.

ByChristine Marie Hintze 0Comments

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Home Economics

How the downturn is tarnishing outer-borough homeowner dreams.

ByDebbie Nathan 0Comments

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No Taking Orders Anymore

A new survey looks behind the kitchen door at work conditions in restaurants.

ByMichelle Chen 0Comments

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Racial Downsizing

Can minority providers survive the child welfare system’s shrinkage?

ByHilary Russ 0Comments

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Buying a Piece of Hell

Lured by the promise of cheap homes in the Poconos, hundreds of ex-New Yorkers fall prey to a real estate scam.

ByDebbie Nathan 2Comments

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LATINO AWARENESS

The health department is joining a day of events planned in 100 cities around the country to mark the first National Latino AIDS Awareness Day.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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LOANS DENIED

Blacks were more than twice as likely to be denied a mortgage loan than white homebuyers in 2002, according to an annual study.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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P.O.’D IN THE POCONOS

Former New Yorkers in search of the American Dream fall victim to real estate scam.

ByDebbie Nathan 0Comments