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This web site will supply Information
for those of us who live and work in New York City and proudly
refer to ourselves as "New Yorkers". The name I have
given my web site refers directly to you and to myself, The
New Yorker. The city is not just the large buildings and huge
conglomerates that seem to dominate the landscape. The city
is the people that make it all happen, The New Yorkers. Nobody
does it better, and everybody in the world knows it. This web
site is for us. The New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) is New York State's largest consumer, environmental and government reform organization. Loaded with useful information. Citizens for Tax Justice. An interesting source of information for New Yorkers (or anybody else) that may want to know a little bit more about our taxes. For Senior New Yorkers. Medicare, Social Security, retirement information and other links leading to valuable information resources. This is a definite "must visit" web site for any senior citizen. New York Courts This is a very good web site for anyone in New York that is interested (everybody should be)in our court system. The web site address was sent in by one of our visitors who works for the Unified Court System. Thanks Caren! The New York City Campaign Finance Board Established by Local Law 8 of 1988, the New York City Campaign Finance Board ("Board" or "CFB") is included in the New York City Charter as a result of a ballot proposition approved by New York City voters in November 1988. Health Finder: A free gateway to consumer health and human services information developed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The site can lead you to selected online publications, clearinghouses, databases, web sites, and support and self-help groups, as well as the government agencies and not-for-profit organizations that produce information for the public. Launched in April 1997, the site served Internet users over 1.7 million times in its first year online; in 1998, the site received 53 million hits and 2,760,858 visits! New York City Cops: Overall, the finest group of men and women in the entire country have managed to keep the peace in the greatest city in the world. This web page supports those efforts and the sacrifices that are made by the families that love them. God bless them every one. Tenant Information: TenantNet: A terrific place to find some much needed, but very difficult to find information for the city dweller. Labor Law For The New Yorker: New York
Civil Service Law Where to find a little legal help: New*** New York Courts This is a very good web site for anyone in New York that is interested (everybody should be)in our court system. The web site address was sent in by one of our visitors who works for the Unified Court System. Thanks Caren! United States Code A very good place to find some legal info.
New York State Assembly: There us a great deal of information to be found here. A major feature of this site is the Assembly Legislative Information System, with which you can review detailed information on legislation in the current two-year legislative session. You can read the full text of a bill, check its current status in the legislative process, and even browse the sponsor's Memorandum in Support. New York State Department of Health Home Page - Public health information, data, and services for health care consumers (disease fact sheets, vital records), providers (ethics, health reform), and researchers (reports, statistics). New York State Comptroller's Office - The State Comptroller is charged with auditing government operations and operating the statewide Retirement Systems. Immigration is transforming New York City-New York City is in the midst of a demographic transition, which will ultimately transform the cultural, economic, and political life of the nation's largest city. More than 56% of the city's population are foreign-born or the children of foreign-born. The Port Authority of New York-New Jersey Transportation:
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