Low income New Yorkers would get ‘unconditional’ cash help from city under new bill approved by NYC Council ...Middle East

The bill, which was sponsored by Councilwoman Crystal Hudson (D-Brooklyn), would permit the city to fund pilot programs that provide unconditional monetary assistance to people found eligible. It was approved by the Council with a 42-6 vote, with one Council member abstaining.

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