Women Archives : Page 24 of 30 : City Limits

UNEQUAL UNEMPLOYMENT

K. Wright | March 10, 2003

Gender inequality in the workplace extends into unemployment insurance benefits.

STATE OWES BACK RENT

Priya Khatkhate | March 10, 2003

Families whose welfare check is paid for by the state government can still receive emergency rent payments, a State Supreme Court judge ruled recently.

A BATTERED MOM ISN'T A BAD MOM, COURT TELLS CITY.

Wendy Davis | March 10, 2003

Women who are the victims of domestic violence can’t be found guilty of child neglect by family courts, a state appellate court has ruled.

TRANSGENDER BIAS

K. Wright | March 3, 2003

Another transgender woman has filed bias charges against a city-funded housing services provider.

BEE-LINE BUDGET

K. Wright | February 24, 2003

The bus line linking Bronx workers to Westechester jobs made it through a tight budget process relatively unscathed.

PRAXIS PART II: FEDS BEGIN INVESTIGATING HOUSING FUNDS

Geoffrey Gray | February 10, 2003

The federal Department of Housing and Urban Development is examining the finances of a nonprofit housing and social services provider a week after City Limits reported on the questionable spending habits of the group’s directors.

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HOW DO YOU GET TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE? PRAXIS

Geoffrey Gray | February 3, 2003

The directors of a multi-million dollar nonprofit homeless and AIDS housing group dipped into the nonprofit’s bank account to buy gifts, post bail, and support their for-profit housing ventures, unbeknownst to its board members-or the IRS.