NYC Housing Commissioner Resigns as Homeless Population Soars
- The New York Times reported that the city's housing commissioner is resigning after facing criticism over the city's rising homeless population and affordable housing crisis.
- The Wall Street Journal says the housing chief had been the subject of ethics investigations and did not live up to his promises on homelessnes and affordable housing.
- According to the New York Daily News, the commissioner's policies have seen little success in curbing street homelessness and the city's shelter population is at an all-time high.
- Politico reported that , in his resignation letter, the commissioner touted his achievements in creating affordable housing but made no mention of the homeless crisis.
- Spectrum News NY1 stated that the mayor has appointed a new acting housing commissioner to take over immediately and begin addressing the city's urgent housing issues.