The Community Service Society of New York (CSS) commends Governor Kathy Hochul and Department of Financial Services Superintendent Kaitlin Asrow for their leadership in making health insurance more ...

For decades, New York City has allowed these twin problems of distressed property flipping and expiring affordability to fester—in Harlem, in Washington Heights, and across communities of color ...

As the cost of living continues to strain household budgets, a new study from the Community Service Society of New York (CSS) sheds light on how low-income New Yorkers manage financial insecurity, ...

The enactment last year of the “One Big Beautiful Bill (H.R.1) set in motion a series of health care cuts that would have left approximately 1.5 million New Yorkers without coverage over the next 2 ...

Today’s Rent Guidelines Board meeting revealed two stark facts: rent stabilized-landlords continue to profit, while rent-stabilized tenants continue to struggle.

Households in the Bronx were most likely to report difficulties with internet access at home compared to other boroughs. Nearly a quarter of Bronx respondents reported that their household lacked home ...

As the cost of living continues to strain household budgets in New York City, a new exploratory, qualitative study from the Community Service Society of New York (CSS) sheds light on how low-income ...

Another year, another nightmare: just 12 percent of admissions to New York City’s specialized high schools this year went to Black and Latinx students. That’s a slight uptick from recent years, but ...

We all need an occasional break from work. Time to spend with our families, attend to other demands, and to relax, refuel, and replenish our souls. But low-income workers in New York City are much ...

NEW YORK, NY — The Community Service Society of New York (CSS), in partnership with the Progress and Poverty Institute, the Center for Land Economics, and the Fiscal Policy Institute, today released a ...