homeless

An audit by the comptroller’s office revealed that DHS failed to do its job in monitoring how effectively social service organizations were helping families displaced by Superstorm Sandy.

She is a disheveled woman, hair mussed, upper teeth gone, muddy walking cane taped together. But in the ...

Would you like to see a tiny bee build himself an apartment? There are hundreds of different bee ...

Sylvia Anthony, 84, has been providing shelter for women and children for over 27 years. At one point, ...

The homeless population on New York City's subways have nearly doubled since 2009, prompting the City and Metropolitan ...

Identifying a potential candidate for my city has become a conundrum of sorts. As a service provider in ...

Montgomery county government has proposed a program encouraging county residents to give to charitable organizations instead of giving ...

Epoch Times reporters from Brazil to Greece found when they asked locals ...

Homeless valedictorian: A Georgia teenager who was once homeless achieved becoming the valedictorian of her school, it was ...

Homeless hero arrested: A man described as a hero who achieved Internet celebrity status on YouTube was arrested ...

A judge ruled on Wednesday in favor of a group of Hurricane Sandy evacuees still living in hotels ...

A federal judge in New York City has set a May 13 hearing date for a case that ...

Some of the New York City residents made homeless by Sandy might be eligible for up to two ...

Faced with a series of imminent deadlines just six months after being made homeless by Sandy’s wrath, hundreds ...

A 1981 consent decree required the city to provide shelter to anyone who sought it. Since then, homeless ...

About 15,000 formerly homeless New Yorkers will no longer receive rent subsidies following a New York State Court ...

Cities around the country are increasingly passing “zero-tolerance” laws criminalizing the behavior of homeless people.

Housing projects for the homeless across the state of New York will receive additional funding of almost $20 ...

The number of deaths among New York City’s homeless decreased from approximately 190 in 2010 to about 150 ...

The Great Recession officially ended in 2009, but researchers say the residual effects may linger for years to ...

About 3,600 volunteer New Yorkers walked the streets and subway stations in efforts to count the city's homeless.

Participants include leaders from media, real estate, law, accounting, transport, hospitality, pharmaceutical, mining, medical, financial, and sporting industries, ...

Ursula Gretsch has worked to help homeless people of Hamburg for 43 years. They call her The Train ...