NYC Invests In Permanent Housing For Homeless. Will Phase Out Hotel Use New York City has a law that guarantees everyone a right to shelter, but there aren't enough homeless shelters.

Around 2,000 homeless New Yorkers sleeping on the streets and in city-run shelters will soon be transferred into hotel rooms to prevent the continued spread of the novel coronavirus.

New York City has an abundance of vacant hotel rooms that could safely house homeless New Yorkers during a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic — but officials are refusing to use them, according to a… ...

The de Blasio administration is preparing to house homeless New Yorkers in hotels for at least another six months, despite the uproar the practice has caused in some neighborhoods.

New York City resumed the process of transferring thousands of homeless people from pandemic hotel rooms back to barracks-style group shelters on Monday, two weeks after a judge halted the moves ...

No rest for the homeless. The city government wants to move some 8,000 homeless people out of hotels and back into shelters, Mayor de Blasio said Wednesday. The city placed the individuals in hotel… ...

The city has agreed to briefly suspend moving homeless people from Midtown hotels to regular shelters while they assess the process, an spokesperson for the city Law Department said.

A federal judge on Tuesday halted New York City’s push to move 8,000 homeless New Yorkers from hotels and into shelters.. The ruling comes after the Legal Aid Society filed a motion accusing the ...

New York City will soon use the famous Row NYC hotel to house migrants and the homeless. Mayor Eric Adams has blasted Texas Gov. Greg Abbott for bussing migrants to the city.

New York Post, "Hundreds of homeless with coronavirus or symptoms housed at NYC hotels," April 6, 2020. Medium, "Getting a Better Deal for Homeless New Yorkers and New York Tax Payers," March 16, 2018 ...

Nearly 12 percent of the shelter population lives in hotel rooms. The arrangement is faulted for its cost and impact, but with 60,000 homeless, a 'cluster-site' program under fire and no shortage of ...