homeless shelter

The city council will decide whether to legalize a building used as a shelter without the proper permits.

Dozens of all-women teams are changing the face of New York's motor circuit, one charity at a time. 

A pair of homeless shelters planned for West 95th Street were rejected by City Comptroller Liu. 

Residents said old mattresses sat in the hallways for weeks and the fire escapes were in disrepair.

The Greenpoint Reformed Church has opened its doors to 10 men, but some residents have complained.

After letting the building fall into disrepair, the landlord of 66 Clay St. is kicking out tenants.

Housing Solutions USA promises a seven-person security guard staff and cameras throughout the facility. 

A local church will begin housing the men who sleep in local parks and streets in time for winter.

Residents said John Baisely was killed at a W. 95th St. SRO plagued by violence and drugs.

The city's 200-bed Greenpoint shelter has posted hiring ads for a slated September opening.

The NYC Rescue Mission is building three additional stories at 90 Lafayette St.

The group has formed a corporation to fight the proposed shelter at 400 McGuinness Blvd.

Octavio Estevez and his family got a new home on Edgecombe Avenue, making him eligible for a transplant.

The Turkish Cultural Center and City Harvest will donate halal meat to shelters throughout the city.

The City Council voted Tuesday to sue the Bloomberg administration to halt a new homeless intake policy.