Mirela Iverac

New York City has vaccinated several thousand of its homeless residents.

The city’s homeless services provider agencies have ended up on Comptroller Stringer’s watch list for the third year in a row.

The Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development found evictions are being filed nearly four times more often in zip codes with the highest rates of death from COVID-19.

Non-profit groups that run homeless shelters say they’re facing the worst cash crunch in several years due to significant delays in payments from New York City.

Low- and middle-income families with children are expected to start receiving monthly payments as part of the federal COVID relief package.

Newark is taking an unusual step to address its homelessness crisis: retrofitting shipping containers for temporary housing.

Even though movie theaters and middle schools in New York City are coming back to life, the job market isn't expected to fully recover for years.

Rents have fallen significantly in New York City due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but that hasn't helped essential workers, according to a new report from StreetEasy. 

New York City is deploying a new strategy to fight discrimination against low-income tenants who rely on housing subsidies to help pay the rent.

A new report says housing remains deeply unaffordable in New York City, despite Mayor de Blasio's prioritization of the issue.

Though some residents lost heat during the snowstorm earlier this week, the New York City Housing Authority has had fewer outages overall so far than last winter. 

Last year, the percentage of New York City families deemed eligible to live in homeless shelters dropped to its lowest point during the de Blasio administration.  

The city has so far vaccinated several hundred homeless New Yorkers and people who work in shelters.

Social Services Commissioner, Steven Banks, reflects on how the city has dealt with its homelessness crisis during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Homeless New Yorkers who live in shelters where they share sleeping spaces, bathrooms, or dining areas can now get vaccinated.

New York City will change how it conducts its annual street homelessness count as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Peter Malvan spent seven years living on the streets of New York, but during the COVID-19 pandemic his life changed dramatically. 

The city’s economic recovery is lagging behind the nation’s as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

The Marriott will lay off 850 employees from its hotel in Times Square, citing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Since the pandemic started, hundreds of homeless New Yorkers have left the streets and subways, places where they, in many cases, lived for years.