Karen Yi

Benefit recipients and their advocates say the work requirement can be onerous for low-income New Yorkers to navigate, and could cut them off when they need help most.

A new bill would double the number of toilets across the city.

A program that helps working parents afford child care could end for thousands of families.

About 125,000 people sleep in a shelter on any given night and 41,000 of them are children, according to data compiled by Coalition for the Homeless.

The city released overdue data on the thousands of encampment sweeps.

Residents said they’re taking on debt or refraining from buying certain food at the grocery store.

New Yorkers with children aged 6 or younger are more than twice as likely to flee the city.

A new report by New Destiny Housing spotlights the shelter-to-shelter pipeline for domestic violence survivors.

Grand Street Settlement said two Head Start sites will open by the end of the year, offering care for children from birth to 5 years old.

The city offers longer days and year-round care for families who meet certain income thresholds but many of the programs are under-enrolled.