Mirela Iverac

More than 110,000 New York City students were homeless during at least one point during the last school year, according to a new report.

A judge has decided that the city can move ahead with its plan to relocate homeless men who've been staying at the Lucerne hotel on the Upper West Side.

The Legal Aid Society has filed a federal lawsuit against the city over lack of internet access in homeless shelters.

Mayor de Blasio's decision to halt all in-person learning at New York City's public schools is particularly challenging for homeless families living in shelters.

One-third of families with children in the New York metro area haven’t paid their rent in recent months, according to a new report.

Six hundred homeless New Yorkers have moved out of the subway system and into shelters since the shutdown started in May. 

While Mayor de Blasio has committed to installing WiFi in homeless shelters to help children with remote learning, it turns out it will take much longer than expected.

The Legal Aid Society is suing the city, alleging it hasn’t properly protected homeless single New Yorkers from COVID-19.

A state judge has blocked Mayor de Blasio from moving more than 200 homeless men out of a hotel on the Upper West Side until at least mid-November.

A new group is raising concerns about relocation of homeless New Yorkers into hotels in their area.

A newly-formed group in Lower Manhattan is suing the city in an attempt to prevent the relocation of homeless men to the area.

New York City is preparing to house homeless New Yorkers in hotels for at least another six months.

Advocates and elected officials expect Mayor de Blasio’s decision to move homeless men out of an Upper West Side hotel will foment more opposition to shelters across the city.

The New York City Housing Authority, the largest landlord in the city, is considering making changes in the way it treats people with criminal records.

Thirty organizations have sent a letter to Mayor de Blasio urging him to address what they say are urgent unresolved issues that homeless children face as the new school year begins.

Deciding whether to send your kids back to school in the middle of a pandemic is difficult for everyone, but it’s especially complicated for homeless families.

Several hundred homeless men will be moved out of an Upper West Side hotel after residents complained their presence worsened living conditions.

The city will move homeless New Yorkers out of an Upper West Side hotel after continued community pressure.

The Republican National Convention included a short video of public housing residents and leaders.

Thousands of homeless New Yorkers have been moved from shelters and into hotels. But now, facing pressure from some neighborhoods, Mayor de Blasio says the homeless will be moved back.