Source: New York Post
Homelessness on New York City’s streets reached an alarming five-year high amid socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s still-fledgling term, data released Thursday shows. Nearly 5,000 unsheltered people were estimated to be living on streets, parks, under highways, and in subways and public transit stations across the city during an annual survey conducted in March, according to the Mayor’s Management Report. That is up 11% compared to fiscal year 2025 — and an astounding 45% surge from fiscal year 2022.
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