Bronx
Road to Housing Rehab To Be Cleared By Feds
Matt Sollars |
A rule change making its way through Congress would make it a lot easier for the city to take over – and improve – dilapidated HUD properties.
Bronx
State Waves Goodbye To Rent-Hike Rationale
Matt Sollars |
Housing officials are going to get tough on a ‘common and ordinary’ way that landlords raise rents.
Bronx
ON MAY DAY, IMMIGRANTS FOCUS
ON KEEPING FAMILIES TOGETHER
Matt Sollars |
In New York, the new national day of immigrant activism addresses how current laws can harm families.
Health and Environment
PROGRAM DEVELOPS WORKERS
FOR GROWING BIOTECH SECTOR
Matt Sollars |
A workshop expands to help place New Yorkers in good local jobs.
Manhattan
GOOD NIGHT, NIGHT SCHOOL:
BROOKLYN COMP TO CLOSE
Matt Sollars |
When this nontraditional school closes next year, only one other similar school will be left for students who are busy from 8:00 to 3:00.
Bronx
WORKING TO KEEP DISTRESSED HOUSING,
BECAUSE HUD FORECLOSURE IS WORSE
Matt Sollars |
Activists gather to strategize about keeping public units affordable – not sold.
Bronx
AFFORDABLE HOUSING STRIKES IT RICH
Matt Sollars |
A major initiative aims to put housing research on par with other social programs.
Manhattan
CITY'S MUSLIM POPULATION GROWS,
AND IMAMS BECOME HOT COMMODITY
Matt Sollars |
At local mosques, the hunt is on for qualified leaders.
