A new survey finds that New Yorkers generally think the city’s schools have improved and are willing to pay more in taxes to fund education. But among political priorities, creating jobs edges out schools.
A state judge ruled that New York can end a rent-subsidy program for formerly homeless people that lost its state and federal funding.
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