Tag: the lucerne hotel

The city has stopped transferring homeless people from the commercial hotels

On Monday morning, June 28th, 11 months after 283 men experiencing homelessness moved into The Lucerne hotel on West 79th Street and Amsterdam Avenue

A state appeals court dismissed a lawsuit brought by three homeless men challenging the city’s right to move them and most of the other residents of The Lucerne Hotel

Shams DaBaron, who used to be homeless, stood in the sunlight before a statue of Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. at West 125th Street on Friday.

On Thursday night, a group of New Yorkers running for mayor sat down at a virtual table with a group

On Thursday, February 4th at 5:30 p.m. on Zoom, individuals experiencing homelessness will question 10 mayoral candidates about their approach

The homeless men living at The Lucerne Hotel on West 79th Street have the right to stay there while judges consider their case in more detail, a state appeals court ruled on Tuesday.

The fate of the 200 men experiencing homelessness who are currently being sheltered by the city at The Lucerne hotel on West 79th Street

A judge ruled in favor of homeless men staying at The Lucerne Hotel on 79th Street, once again stopping the city from moving the men to another hotel downtown.

State Supreme Court Judge Debra James dismissed a lawsuit against the city brought by residents of The Lucerne Hotel on 79th Street, allowing the men

Judge Debra James was expected to rule by 5 p.m. on Monday whether the men living in The Lucerne hotel on West 79th Street will be moved to another “homeless hotel” downtown

After a two-day hearing, Judge Debra James said that she plans to rule on Monday about whether more than 200 men experiencing homelessness can continue to stay

After months of living in legal limbo, the residents of The Lucerne hotel may find out their fate on Monday, November 16th, when

Friday marked the first day of a new employment program for the men currently housed at the Lucerne Hotel, who await a full court hearing on Monday

With the election (almost) behind us, Upper West Siders are turning their attention back to local issues, chief among them, homelessness

On the very morning when 235 homeless men were expected to be forcibly relocated from The Lucerne Hotel on 79th Street to another hotel downtown, a judge blocked the move

The homeless men living at The Lucerne Hotel can start to be moved to a Radisson downtown after a judge denied a motion by opponents to stop the move.

A group of people living near the site of a Radisson hotel where the city plans to move 235 homeless men are suing to stop the move, potentially delaying their transfer

Ian Alterman moved to the Upper West Side in 1965 when he was seven years old, and has lived in the same apartment on West 83rd

The contract between the City and the Hotel Association of New York City (HANYC), which has resulted in 63 hotels throughout the city providing housing to 10,000