New York City Hid Realities of Homelessness Crisis, Report Finds City officials manipulated public data for years and delayed reporting that homeless families had stayed overnight at an intake center instead of a shelter, according to a new investigation.
New York Begins Evicting Migrant Families Who Hit a Shelter Time Limit On Tuesday, families with children had to pack up their belongings and either find somewhere else to live or line up to reapply for shelter beds.
NYC’s Wealthy Donors Pull Back From City’s Escalating Problems Philanthropists worry that the city’s complex tangle of crises — migrants, homelessness, housing, the cost of living — cannot be easily fixed.
Things Have Gotten Pretty Weird With New York’s Mayor A conversation about Mayor Adams’s weak leadership at a time when New York City is at an inflection point.
Floating East River Pool May Open to Public Next Year Under Hochul Plan The state and city will provide financing for the project, known as + POOL, as part of a broader initiative meant to encourage New Yorkers to swim.