Sentences with phrase «troubled public housing»

Public Advocate Letitia James let loose on the head of the city's troubled public housing authority — and Mayor de Blasio's defense of her — in an interview aired Sunday...

The city's troubled public housing agency is facing more legal action.

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SEC Chairman Jay Clayton Tells House Committee that Fewer Public Companies is a Troubling Trend, Shares Insights on ICOs

The troubles and scrutiny only accelerated in the final months of Shola Olatoye's tenure as chairwoman of the nation's largest public housing system.

Mayor de Blasio has tapped Mr. Brezenoff, a veteran public official, as interim chairman of the troubled New York City Housing Authority.

But troubled areas of the city, particularly in public housing, have seen periodic spikes in violence that have claimed multiple lives.

«In light of the troubling report, which comes amid a citywide collapse of heating systems in public housing, I am investigating the circumstances surrounding the loss of immediate heating upgrades for 3,000 NYCHA residents,» Torres said.

This article makes a reasonable argument that local governments are in trouble because of the burst of the housing bubble, not your mantra of unionized public employee salaries:

«You don't take a principal who has been successful with students in one school, ask him or her to go to a lower performing, troubled school with the idea of turning it around, and then say «and by the way, if you agree to take this on, you could end up taking a pay cut if you don't make it work in a time frame that we would like to have it work in,»» said Rep. Hugh Blackwell (R - Burke), a former member of the Burke County school board and a member of the House education committee in an interview with the Public School Forum.

The bottom - up approach to handling reform objectives was commented upon favorably even by the former Obama regulatory czar and noted expert on administrative law, Cass Sunstein, when on March 3 he wrote in Bloomberg, «Because the White House itself lacks the capacity to scrutinize the stock of existing regulations, the Trump administration was smart to call for task forces within each agency to do that — and to require them to engage with the public to see which regulations are really causing trouble.»