Adi Talwar
An apartment at The Hannigan, a supportive housing site for formerly homeless New Yorkers in Harlem run by Center for Urban Community Services.
‘Expanding supportive and affordable housing for homeless families in New York City would immediately save lives and dramatically improve health outcomes for families of color in the long-term.’
What will an Eric Adams administration mean for New York? A look through his political past can offer one answer. City Limits has been covering City Hall’s next leader for nearly two decades. Here are some highlights.
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