New York City will close a processing center and shelter for asylum seekers housed in a former luxury hotel after the number of new arrivals fell to less than 10% of its peak during the migrant ...

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NYC had to find space and resources for 232,000 immigrants over the past three years, spending over $7 billion of city funds on bed space, healthcare, and helping new arrivals move to more stable ...

The courthouse has also received multiple citations regarding the sheds and the lack of repairs. In 2023, DCAS was hit with a $2,500 DOB citation for “failure to maintain building facade & exterior ...

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul plans to convene a meeting at her Manhattan office on Tuesday to discuss the next steps for the Adams administration following the resignation of four deputy mayors in ...

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NEW YORK (WABC) -- The Roosevelt Hotel, which has been open for nearly two years as a main intake center for migrants, is now set to close, according to Mayor Eric Adams in his first open-forum Q ...

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South Africa’s antitrust watchdog penalized technology companies including Alphabet Inc.’s Google and Meta Platforms Inc.’s Facebook for anti-competitive practices it said hurt local media ...