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The city comptroller’s office found the Human Resources Administration failed to consistently review case files from providers.
More than 100,000 New Yorkers could lose food assistance benefits under the rule.
Cost may be a barrier to getting support for expanding after-school to public schools.
The city officially kicked off its outreach campaign that relies on partnerships with nonprofits.
The attorney general threatened to take legal action if police are targeting people of color when committing fare evasion arrests.
The underfunded and understaffed agency said cracking down on those organizations would be a resource-intensive process.
Foster care providers see wins in the governor's agenda, but other nonprofits are less pleased.
The law is expected to come under the hot seat during this year's state legislative session.
Elected officials at the rally called for greater security for religious institutions
Nonprofits still have questions about how they will deliver their contracts for prevention services.
