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Progressive Cities Have a Public Order Problem on Mass Transit - Vimarsana News

Progressive Cities Have a Public Order Problem on Mass Transit

During the pandemic, sparse crowds on transit systems gave way to uncivil behavior and crime. Today, debates are breaking out around the best policy to fix the problem while figuring out the role of law enforcement.

NYC homeless still awaiting access to 1,500 city-funded apartments - Vimarsana News

NYC homeless still awaiting access to 1,500 city-funded apartments

Despite the progress, some homeless advocates said the city still isn’t working fast enough to get people into supportive housing.

Number of New Yorkers sleeping on streets and subways rebounded to pre-pandemic highs - Vimarsana News

Number of New Yorkers sleeping on streets and subways rebounded to pre-pandemic highs

Advocates said the surge could be related to the city’s closure of hotels it used as an alternative to crowded dormitory shelters during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

New York City Estimates More Homeless and Unsheltered People - Vimarsana News

New York City Estimates More Homeless and Unsheltered People

The significance of the new numbers can be hard to discern, because city officials used different methods to tally a subpopulation during the pandemic.

NYC estimates 3,400 homeless on streets and subways; advocates say figure is a big undercount - Vimarsana News

NYC estimates 3,400 homeless on streets and subways; advocates say figure is a big undercount

In each year’s survey, outreach workers and volunteers take a rough census of the number of people without homes. This year’s survey was conducted the night of Jan. 25.