NYC Shelter System Criticized for Nepotism and Mismanagement

A new investigation reveals widespread issues in New York City's $4 billion homeless shelter system, including excessive salaries and lack of oversight.

The Department of Investigation report highlights nepotism and self-dealing within nonprofit organizations contracted by the city.
Some shelter providers violated contracts by hiring family members of senior executives and board members.
Executives at city-funded shelters reportedly earned excessive salaries, with some making over $1 million annually.
The report calls for centralized oversight and stronger compliance controls to prevent corruption and waste.
Criticism mounts against Mayor Eric Adams for failing to implement previous anti-corruption recommendations.