The first meeting of Jacksonville’s Special Committee on Resiliency provides stark predictions about sea-level rise’s likely impact on the 900,000-person northeast Florida community.
Meals on Wheels, the famed meal delivery nonprofit, finds that piecing together federal, state, and local resources is not sufficient to generate an operating surplus.
Two consultants offer university trustees a harsh diagnosis. It may not be a message trustees want to hear, but it might be one they should heed.
A union that has represented federal immigration court judges since 1971 finds itself in the crosshairs of a White House effort to see the union decertified.
After a three-person federal panel ruled 2–1 to dismiss the so-called “climate kids” case, plaintiffs are appealing to the full court of Ninth Circuit judges.
As the nation’s housing affordability gap widens, a traditional strategy of restoring abandoned properties makes a comeback.
President Trump’s inaugural committee faces increased scrutiny over redirection of funds raised for celebrations to benefit the Trump Hotel.
When done right, fiscal sponsorship is a valuable alternative to starting a nonprofit. When done wrong, it can be an ugly mess.
In an increasingly cashless world, is your cash still good for all debts, public and private? According to New York’s city council, it is.
A journalism nonprofit decides the job of its founder is too big to be replaced by one person, so it is searching for codirectors instead.
A refinery in Philadelphia closes after an industrial accident. But unions and environmentalists are at each other’s throats, rather than the company’s.
Nonprofit executive pay gets attention. What about what frontline workers make?