Robert Doar assumed leadership of the mammoth Human Resources Administration and Department of Social Services last week. Here’s what he plans to do.
Health clinics citywide are adding high-tech components to improve patient care.
New people in old city government positions and brand-new ones, plus moves at Iris House, the Blood Center and more.
At October’s beginning, they received worrisome news about rent — but by October’s end, the threat was suspended.
It may not be a big topic in candidates’ debates, but the shape of post-Pataki public assistance is on the drawing boards of advocates.
Comings and goings at City Hall, DOE, Brooklyn YWCA and elsewhere.
Speaker proposes new legislation to boost the quality of housing for formerly homeless.
Local health advocates say the Department of Education’s new curriculum doesn’t make the grade.
Changes are afoot at the New York Academy of Medicine, Administration for Children’s Services, New Yorkers for Parks, New York City comptroller’s office, and more…
Attorney General Eliot Spitzer announces long-awaited settlement with leaders of Praxis Housing Initiatives, a nonprofit HIV/AIDS service provider.
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