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"The absence of federal oversight doesn’t mean the city is powerless; rather, it should be a turning point. With the cost of ...
Advocates defending the state's immigrant communities called for several initiatives to be included in the final deal, from expanded tax credits to legal services funding, citing ongoing attacks by ...
On May 20, the city will resume selling the debt of property owners who owe taxes or water, sewer and emergency repair ...
"I’ve seen firsthand what happens when youth voices are left out of decisions that shape our lives. We know what’s happening ...
Advocacy groups Housing Justice for All and JustFix launched an online tool this week where tenants can enter their address ...
"In just a few days, the mayor will present his executive budget for the coming fiscal year. It must prepare us for the storm ...
Rixaru X spoke to City Limits about the challenges New York City canners face and how the Bigger Better Bottle bill would ...
Applications for LIHEAP, a federal program that helps low-income New Yorkers stay cool in the summer, just went live. But ...
Mayor Adams has committed to providing temporary housing to New Yorkers with severe mental illness, but the city needs more ...
City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events, public hearings and affordable housing lotteries that ...
During a city council hearing, immigrants and their advocates shared stories of fraud, much of which is conducted over social ...
Opinion: NYC Is Spending Millions on Workforce Development — But Not on the Workers Who Need It Most
Funding for adult workforce programs has fallen — despite clear evidence that investments in adult upskilling, credentialing ...
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