Housing and Homelessness
HOMES, FOR A CHANGE: MAYOR SAYS, 'WE'LL MAKE MORE'
Matt Pacenza |
Mayor Bloomberg’s new housing plan calls for investing more than $1 billion in new homes, but his proposal is about more than just cash.
Mayor Bloomberg’s new housing plan calls for investing more than $1 billion in new homes, but his proposal is about more than just cash.
The mayor hopes he’s found the space to build more housing-by pushing for policy changes that make it easier to develop industrial land.
As Jamaica Bay continues to erode, the city is selling off some nearby wetlands for a sprawling mall.
More than 800,000 city residents who are eligible for food stamps aren’t getting them.
New York area foundations generate more than a sixth of all of the nation’s philanthropy.
Council caucuses want state GOP leader Bruno to join Trent Lott in apologizing for racially insensitive remarks.
The Senate set the stage for a power plant siting showdown and pushed through its 31-year-old gay rights bill–without including transgender folks.
Two Queens sewage treatment plants are among the worst polluters of the New York-New Jersey Harbor Bight.
A national mayors’ survey shows a dramatic rise in hunger–fueled by the affordable housing crisis.
The Council wants to shove the city’s agencies into the electronic age.