In the 12-page filing, issued in response to litigation over the city and state’s right-to-shelter responsibilities, the state’s lawyer charged that the city has been sluggish to provide reimbursement documentation.
Continue reading →The city said it planned to open the shelter to about 100 men on Tuesday, with the number expected to grow rapidly as officials scramble to house new waves of migrants who are stretching the shelter system to its seams.
Continue reading →The City Council on Thursday authorized a bill permanently weaving outdoor dining into the fabric of the city, while limiting the use of controversial street sheds.
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