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Press Release: CSS Joins Anti-Poverty Rally That Brings Hundreds to the State Capitol
Press Release: Statement by CSS President and CEO David R. Jones on City’s “Fair Fares” Program
Press Release: New CSS Report: New York’s Unaffordable Health Care System
Press Release: CSS Applauds Governor Hochul for Prioritizing Student Loan Borrowers in Executive Budget
The Community Service Society of New York (CSS) thanks Governor Kathy Hochul for her continued leadership in supporting student loan borrowers by including the Education Debt Consumer Assistance Program (EDCAP) in her 2025-26 Executive Budget.
Press Release: New York and the Nation Benefits From the CFPB’s Ongoing Role in Consumer Protection
Press Release: CSS’s Statement on Governor Hochul’s `State of the State’
Press Release: Community Service Society Announces New Vice President, Rachel Swaner
Press Release: New Urban Institute Report on True Cost of Economic Security in America Finds More Than Half of All People in U.S. Lack Economic Security
The National True Cost of Living Coalition applauds the Urban Institute’s release today of a cutting-edge report on the true cost of economic security in America.
Press Release: CSS Commends New York City Council for Passing “the FARE Act”
Press Release: Lessons Learned from This Year’s Presidential Election
Press Release: New CSS Report: Financial Security Worsening Among New Yorkers Across Income, Gender and Race
Press Release: Corporate Landlords Are Finding New Ways to Discriminate Against Voucher Holders To Evade Enforcement
Press Release: State Supreme Court Ruling Puts More Vulnerable New Yorkers at Risk of Homelessness and Eviction
Press Release: CSS Report Exposes Worsening Conditions for all Low-Income Renters in NYC and Conducts the First Citywide RAD/PACT Survey
For more than a decade, public housing has become synonymous with poor housing conditions. However, using data from its latest Unheard Third survey, “The Other Housing Crisis” reveals the reality that poor housing conditions are not just a NYCHA problem but a low-income housing problem in New York City.
Press Release: New CSS Report finds New Yorkers with Student Debt Face Unrelenting Hardships Despite the Promise of Upward Mobility
Press Release: CSS Report Examines Local Outreach Methods to Increase Health Insurance Enrollment
Press Release: CSS Statement on FY 2025 City Budget
Press Release: CSS Analysis: City’s Proposed Expansion of Fair Fares Will Open Up Program to Nearly 200,000 Additional Working-Age New Yorkers
Press Release: New CSS Report: “A Call to Action,” Highlights Persistent Hardships As the Bronx Recovers Slower Than the City Overall
A new Community Service Society of New York (CSS) report analyzing hardships in the Bronx found that while the borough has added jobs and opened new businesses at a faster pace than the rest of the city in the post-pandemic era, it is recovering at a slower pace compared to the rest of the city with respect to overcoming economic, health and housing hardships.