Most Read Stories: January 2021
Our five most read stories from January 2021
Tag: Hotel Shelters
Mayoral Candidates To Answer Questions From Homeless New Yorkers at Upcoming Forum
UWS Open Hearts Initiative and “Da Homeless Hero,” a resident of the Lucerne Hotel at 201 West 79th Street, are organizing a virtual forum during which mayoral candidates will answer …
Lucerne Residents Can Choose to Stay or Go, For Now
An appellate court has ruled that for at least a few months, while the case continues, the approximately 200 homeless men living at the Lucerne Hotel will be able to …
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Lucerne Residents Can Stay, For Now
The city has again reversed its decision regarding the living situation of the over 200 men temporarily residing at the Lucerne Hotel. Just about a week after Judge Debra James …
Judge Rules To Move Lucerne Residents Downtown
Judge Debra James has now announced that the homeless men who’ve been temporarily residing at the Lucerne Hotel since late July will in fact be moving to the Radisson Hotel …
UWS Residents Won’t Have a Say in the Outcome of the Lucerne Case, Says Judge
Judge Debra James has denied attorney Randy Mastro’s request to allow local residents – specifically those who are part of the West Side Community Organization – to weigh in on …
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Surveillance Video of Randy Mastro’s Townhouse Being Vandalized Released
The NYPD has released video of attorney Randy Mastro’s Upper East Side townhouse being vandalized last month.
Randy Mastro’s Townhouse Vandalized
Randy Mastro, the attorney representing the West Side Community Organization in its efforts to shut down the temporary homeless shelter at The Lucerne Hotel, at 201 West 79th Street, found …
Permanent Lucerne Hotel Resident Discusses Life with New Neighbors
The Lucerne Hotel has ten long-term, permanent residents, all senior citizens who’ve lived in the building long before the temporary homeless residents moved in on July 27. Not much attention …
Downtown Facebook Group Mirrors “Upper West Siders For Safer Streets”
Since it was announced that the temporary homeless residents of The Lucerne Hotel would be heading south, a group of downtown New Yorkers have formed a new Facebook group to …
