Jacka Brown News Today

Gerald Migdol, a Harlem developer, became the linchpin in a federal investigation that led to the indictment and resignation of Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin.

More corruption (finally uncovered). I presume some private shelters are not corrupt? We spend billions to help people, and too much perpetuates NYC's social service provider industry (or is just stolen). Their goal? Keep the pipelines of cash flowing.https://t.co/hdh4ICqmRR

More corruption (finally uncovered). I presume some private shelters are not corrupt? We spend billions to help people, and too much perpetuates NYC's social service provider industry (or is just stolen). Their goal? Keep the pipelines of cash flowing.https://t.co/hdh4ICqmRR

More corruption (finally uncovered). I presume some private shelters are not corrupt? We spend billions to help people, and too much perpetuates NYC's social service provider industry (or is just stolen). Their goal? Keep the pipelines of cash flowing.https://t.co/hdh4ICqmRR

More corruption (finally uncovered). I presume some private shelters are not corrupt? We spend billions to help people, and too much perpetuates NYC's social service provider industry (or is just stolen). Their goal? Keep the pipelines of cash flowing.https://t.co/hdh4ICqmRR

Ethel Denise Perry on Friday signed a plea agreement, the New York attorney general said, admitting that she took more than $2 million for the homeless and spent it on luxury goods and cars.

The city will no longer work with CORE Services Group, the nonprofit run by Jack A. Brown to provide housing and services to the homeless.

A shelter operator admitted using money from the city to cover personal expenses, including shopping sprees at Neiman Marcus and Manolo Blahnik.

New York City is dropping CORE Services Group after the New York Times reported chief executive’s mismanagement and conflicts of interest.

U.S. cities and states pass new renter protections, proptech fundraising is on track for a record year