Millions in state rental cash for NYC remains unspent since 2020, outraging advocates

At least $68 million in state rental assistance intended for New York City languished unspent for months despite demands from Mayor Eric Adams that the state and federal government cough up more cash to help with the city’s migrant crisis, the Daily News has learned. The funds dispersed through New York State’s Rental Supplement Program were only approved for use Friday after The News began ...

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