via City Limits
Coat Donations, Mercury Drop
The demand for coats for needy New Yorkers is high, but the supply is low this winter.
Spotlight
via Gotham Gazette
A Scramble for Sanitation Jobs
More than 90,000 candidates are competing for 500 jobs as the city holds its first exams in eight years for a shot to join New York's Strongest.
via New York Daily News
NYCHA’s Leaky OT Budget
City Housing Authority plumbers pull in big bucks amid moisture-driven mold crisis and a repair backlog.
via The Bronx Chronicle
Thankful for Church Share
Two Bronx congregations are operating out of the same space to save costs – and souls.
via Bensonhurst Bean
Community Combines on Wish List
Residents of one swath of Brooklyn would like to see their tax dollars go toward street repairs, traffic cameras, and bus and crosswalk countdown clocks, among other improvements.
AudioFiles: Trending
Our latest podcast tackles leading, following and jumping on the bandwagon.
via Norwood News
Tears for a Bronx Parish
The historic Shrine Church of Saint Ann in Norwood will close for regular worship by next year.
via Gotham Gazette
Homeowners’ Long, Bitter Wait
A city report found what many New Yorkers who lost homes to Sandy already new: the Build it Back program has left thousands in a frustrating game.