A heartbreaking 96% of pleas to help homeless New Yorkers never actually led to any assistance since the deadly cold snap hit the Big Apple  — with city workers unable to even find the

How homeless shelters coped during the coldest winter in recent Lehigh Valley memory

Syracuse, NY — Upstate University Hospital’s overcrowded emergency room was stressed even more this week by dozens of homeless people seeking shelter during this bitter cold stretch. On Wednesday night,

New York City has seen a troubling number of deaths during the current cold spell. Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he'll fix what some see as poor communication with city workers who assist the homeless.

City Council Speaker Julie Menin kicked off the hearing by listing several deaths, including Frederick Jones, 67, a formerly homeless man found dead on Jan. 24 — about a mile from the Midtown supportive housing apartment building where he lived. “These New Yorkers should be alive today,” she said.

They search for the homeless living outdoors everywhere to try to determine how many people don't have a place to live.

Large snowstorms and consistent freezing temperatures have put Boston’s homeless population at risk, causing homeless support organizations across the city to step in and provide support.  Carvell Curry,

Rob Zahn and his girlfriend Jen has been through a lot while living homeless. Winter life in the Ocean County woods has been a real challenge.