05 Sep 2006 Uncategorized NEW DIRECTIONS SEENIN AID TO CITY'S POOR Preparing to stake out battlegrounds in their war on poverty, city officials consider taking a more inclusive stance—and making it easier to get aid. By0Comments
07 Aug 2006 Uncategorized HESS VS. HOMELESSNESS:CHAT WITH DHS COMMISH A Q&A with Robert Hess, a few months into his new job, about past experiences and future plans. ByTanveer Ali0Comments
31 Jul 2006 Uncategorized WATCHING THE COLLECTORS:DEBTOR PROTECTION IN WORKS City Council Finance Committee Chair David Weprin wants to come to the rescue of tormented lower-income New Yorkers — and himself. ByJillian Jonas0Comments
24 Jul 2006 ARTS and CULTURE FROM LYRICS TO LITERATURE Fresh pages from the borough where hip-hop was born. ByM. Mitchell0Comments
03 Jul 2006 Uncategorized SIGNAL INTERFERENCE: FEDS RETOOLCITY PUBLIC ACCESS TV STRUCTURE A major telecom bill in the U.S. Senate could constrain grassroots channels. ByKaren Kramer0Comments
19 Jun 2006 Uncategorized FROM CORRECTIONS TO COLLEGE:INITIATIVE PAVES WAY TO HIGHER ED John Jay College program helps ex-cons get B.A.s. ByJ. Edward Mendez0Comments
12 Jun 2006 Uncategorized THE SURVIVAL DEFENSE: NEW BILLWEIGHS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HISTORY Legislation would reduce sentences for inmates who can prove link between abuse and crime. ByCassi Feldman0Comments
05 Jun 2006 Uncategorized BLOCK GRANT BINGO Bush administration’s approach could help NYC but hurt upstate cities. ByRobert Neuwirt0Comments
22 May 2006 Uncategorized NON-PROFIT MOTIVE Brooklyn yeshiva seeks a route around rent stabilization. ByG. Thompson0Comments
10 Apr 2006 Uncategorized OPEN TO INTERPRETATION: COURTSMOVE TO IMPROVE TRANSLATION New plan would improve training and pay for interpreters. By0Comments
