Those who can't work because of personal problems like addiction will be matched with programs that in theory offer help. A reported $300,000 of the funding goes to supervisors and overhead.; No ...

"We'd like to deepen our understanding to help the federal government work with other levels of government and the converse," ...

The connection between work and health can fuel a virtuous cycle. But that cycle can spin the other way. Because most Americans get health insurance through their jobs, losing employment often means ...

Although there were wellness programs to support employees in place at her organizations, a lack of inclusive activities and significant work demands made participating a challenge for Ms. Singh.

Some renters are being inexplicably cut off from the city’s voucher program, a crucial tool for stemming homelessness. Housing advocates say it is a symptom of deeper problems. By Mihir Zaveri ...

Participants in the program say the problems have persisted under FedLoan. A group of teachers filed a lawsuit against the company in 2017, accusing FedLoan of trying to turn a profit because ...

Students work on real-world problems at NYU summer STEM program BY Jillian Jorgensen New York City PUBLISHED 10:00 PM ET Aug. 17, 2023 PUBLISHED 10:00 PM EDT Aug. 17, 2023 ...

Problems with Public Service Loan Forgiveness issues accounted for 5% to 22% of complaints filed with the CFPB against the nation's top five student loan servicing companies between March 2016 and ...

City officials may invest millions of dollars to make a program permanent that they believe could be a near-term solution for pothole-pocked streets.

This program works with young people to help them overcome anger-management problems. It is an intensive program, with teenagers spending 30 hours over 10 weeks learning how to overcome their ...

Plans for a range of welfare programs including food stamps, Medicaid and rental assistance reflect a shifting view of who should receive federal benefits.

Disability Insurance is providing a much-needed safety net for 9 million Americans, but basic flaws in the program's structure mean that many never work again.