Most Homeless New Yorkers Will Have To Wait For Working Wi-Fi Until Next Summer
The Legal Aid Society condemned Mayor Bill de Blasio for refusing
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NYPD Failing To End Racially Discriminatory Trespass Enforcement & Unconstitutional Stop-And-Frisk Practice
The Legal Aid Society (LAS) and the NAACP Legal Defense
Improving Reunification Outcomes For Families In The NYC Foster Care System
Today, New York City Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) Commissioner
NYCHA Called On To Protect Tenants During Winter Months Amid CoViD-19
Today, New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer called on
Latest Independent Federal Monitor Report On Abuse In New York City Jails
The Legal Aid Society responded to a report issued today from Steve J. Martin, the
Facebook’s “Voting Is Voice” Campaign Premiers With Bronx Murals
As a way to highlight the importance of civic engagement
Systemic Internet Access Issues At New York City Shelters
The Legal Aid Society decried the City’s initial piecemeal response in addressing
New York City Achieves Historic Census Self-Response Rate In 2020
Mayor de Blasio and NYC Census 2020 Director Julie Menin
More Support For More Families In New York City
Today, Commissioner David A. Hansell, of the NYC Administration for
Legal Aid Statement On OCA Report Examining Court System’s Racial & Other Biases
Janet Sabel, Attorney-in-Chief and CEO of The Legal Aid Society, released
Economic Impact Payments For Homeless New Yorkers
helpNYC issued its first guidance document this past September providing
New Partnership To Transform The Future Of New York City Policing
Today, Police Commissioner Dermot Shea announced a new partnership with
CCRB Opens Application For 2021 Youth Advisory Council Class
The New York City Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) today
245th Birthday Of The United States Navy
As Commander in Chief, I send my sincere gratitude to
Vice Presidential Candidates Must Address Housing Insecurity Crisis
Ahead of the first vice presidential debate between Vice President
Fordham Anti-Racist Alumni Collective Announces Results Of Alumni Survey
Fordham Anti-Racist Alumni Collective (FAAC), an alumni group committed to
Legal Aid Advises Incarcerated Persons Of Restored Eligibility For Stimulus Payments
The Legal Aid Society issued the following statement notifying the public
New York State Association For Affordable Housing Responds To Presidential Debate
During last night’s first presidential debate between President Donald Trump
Time Is Running Out, Respond Now
Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. continues his push to
Vigil In Support Of New Yorkers, Residing At The Lucerne Hotel
The Legal Aid Society released the following statement ahead of
Harmonia Shelter, Flatlands Shelter, LIC Plaza Hotel & The Lucerne Hotel
Judith Goldiner, Attorney-in-Charge of the Civil Law Reform Unit at
New NYPD Pilot To Improve The Service It Provides To New Yorkers
The New York City Police Department is launching a new
An Year Of Unlimited Rides For Good Samaritan Hero In Subway Sabotage Incident
Top Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) officials today honored Rikien Wilder,
The Mentors Matter Initiative
Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced the Mentors Matter Initiative
Parkchester’s Annual Celebration Of Kwanzaa
Dear Friends, Family, and Colleagues; “Creating Unity In The Community”
