The Bloomberg administration's attempt to introduce new eligibility restrictions for single adults seeking temporary admission to New York City's homeless shelters was rejected Tuesday by the state's highest court.
November 27, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – The Bloomberg administration’s attempt to introduce new eligibility restrictions for single adults seeking temporary admission to New York City’s homeless shelters was rejected Tuesday by the state’s highest court.
The rules require single adults to show they cannot afford to pay for housing and have no other place to go before gaining access to shelters.
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