homelessness

The New York City Rescue Mission hosted New York Cares' 25th annual coat drive on Wednesday.

The new Housing Works building serves 12 homeless AIDS patients.

The veteran government appointee will serve as the head of the city's Health and Human Services.

The shelter, on Eighth Avenue and 14th Street, houses mentally ill, chemically addicted women.

The beloved actor who grew up in the neighborhood recalls his favorite haunts, past and present.

The nation's first residence for people with HIV and AIDS, located in the West Village, has reopened.

Singles who are homeless and seeking a bed have a better shot during a cold snap, says Christine Quinn.

Residents of the Bailey-Holt House in the West Village are now scattered across the city.

Damaged buildings include NYCHA public housing complexes.

The annual Mayor's Management Report showed rises in crime, but also in city tourism.

The shelter's opening was fought by neighbors, but welcomed by clients.

Greenpoint homeless advocates say the city's funding offer to open a shelter was too vague for takers.

The Department of Homeless Services has announced it will not be writing February Advantage checks.

A city's offer of $100,000 to help Greenpoint's homeless population has found no takers.

Graphic Designer Yusef Ramelize is planning to spend a week living in the train terminal to raise money for charity.