A new plan to keep hundreds of apartments affordable in Harlem mixes federal housing cash with local nonprofit management to undo the damage from a mortgage insurance scam.
Nonprofits who do work for the city often have to wait months to get paid. A City Council hearing this morning might change that.
After 18 hours of nonstop negotiations, a last-minute deal between Legal Services staff and management averts a strike.
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