Storm Paid-For Hotel Rooms Sit Vacant in NYC
Scores of hotel rooms paid for with public money for people displaced by Superstorm Sandy have been vacant for weeks.
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Scores of hotel rooms paid for with public money for people displaced by Superstorm Sandy have been vacant for weeks.
New York City plans to open at least five new homeless shelters by the end of the year.
Some residents and city officials stood on the corner of 95th Street and West End Avenue in Manhattan today in protest of the Department of Housing Services.
The number of out-of-town families entering New York City's homeless shelters has risen 48 percent over the past four years.
A lawsuit contends that thousands of low-income New Yorkers are at risk of becoming homeless because they've been blocked from applying to a program designed to deter eviction.
Two very different groups of New York Teens share their stories. The first is an artistic ensemble of environmentally passionate youth, brought together by a song competition. Then, reporter Sara Kugel takes us to Manhattan's west side, where she spent time with a number of homeless LGBT kids. Hear their hopes and struggles on this week's Fordham Conversations.