Gov. Hochul seeks additional funding as eviction moratorium is set to end
New York is hoping that new federal aid will keep that from happening.
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Jan 14, 2022, 1:42 AM
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10h agoNew York's eviction moratorium is set to expire in less than two
days, possibly forcing some Long Islanders out of their homes.
New York is hoping that new federal aid will keep that from
happening.
Gov. Kathy Hochul and governors from three other states sent a
letter Thursday asking the government to release additional federal rental
relief.
Currently, $18 billion in emergency funding remains unused.
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