The homeless men living at The Lucerne Hotel on 79th Street are expected to be moved to a Radisson near Wall Street by October 5. For many of them, it
Read moreThe homeless men living at The Lucerne Hotel on 79th Street are expected to be moved to a Radisson near Wall Street by October 5. For many of them, it
Read moreThe men experiencing homelessness at The Lucerne hotel on West 79th Street and Amsterdam Avenue won’t be moving out before the end
Read moreThe city had expected to finish moving homeless men out of The Lucerne Hotel on 79th Street by this weekend, but the timeline has now been interrupted.
Read moreHarmonia Hotel resident Mike Bonano has used a rented U-Haul to help neighbors cope with Mayor de Blasio’s whiplash decisions on shelters.
Read moreThere's been a new twist in the saga of the homeless shelter at The Lucerne Hotel on 79th Street. Legal Aid, the nonprofit law firm for poor people
Read moreThe reactions to the city's decision on Tuesday to remove 283 homeless men from The Lucerne Hotel on 79th Street came fast and furious.
Read moreStarting this weekend, the city will begin moving men out of The Lucerne, the hotel on 79th Street that had been used as a homeless shelter
Read moreA group trying to make people experiencing homelessness feel welcome gathered outside The Lucerne Hotel on 79th Street on Saturday starting around 6 p.m.
Read moreThe fight over the Upper West Side's homeless hotels may end up in the courts, as an opposition group has demanded the mayor produce a timeline
Read moreManhattan Borough President Gale Brewer has been getting more involved in the debate over homelessness on the Upper West Side. Hotels are now
Read moreOn a bright Thursday morning, three New York City Relief staff members, several volunteers, and "Zaccheus"—the organization's emblematic red-lettered
Read moreWith tensions high over the city's decision to move homeless people into local hotels, the Department of Homeless Services released
Read moreOut of the Facebook group “Upper West Siders for Safer Streets,” formed in late July to protest the transfer of more than 600 homeless people
Read moreMichael Alvarez came to my attention when he posted eloquently on the Facebook group “Upper Westsiders For Safer Streets,” revealing that he was a homeless resident of the The Lucerne Hotel.
Read moreA group of people, including several children, came out on Sunday to write chalk messages in front of The Lucerne Hotel on 79th Street welcoming residents to the community.
Read moreThe Upper West Side has always been a boogeyman for conservatives who have made fun of the liberal politics of residents here for decades
Read morePledging to “prioritize the safety and well-being of Upper West Siders,” City Councilmember Helen Rosenthal sent an email blast to her constituents on Wednesday
Read moreThe Belnord Hotel, at 209 West 87th Street between Amsterdam and Broadway, has become a 149-bed “temporary emergency men’s homeless shelter,” according to a city official
Read moreAmid growing anxiety about the coronavirus, a group of high school students decided to redirect their energy from worry to helping the homeless.
Read moreHomelessness and youth crimes dominated the discussion Monday night at an intense 20th Precinct community council meeting, held at the precinct house on 82nd Street,
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