Residents of one of the most controversial converted hotel shelters on Manhattan’s Upper West Side are organizing a forum to quiz the city’s leading mayoral candidates over the vexing homelessness crisis next week.

New York City has always been resilient and has always bounced back from adversity, but the COVID-19 pandemic has been a particularly nasty opponent.

New York City hoteliers are calling on Mayor Bill de Blasio to give them a hand and suspend all interest payments on real estate tax debt until the pandemic comes to an end and tourists once again flock to the five boroughs.

Hotels, like so many in the hospitality industry, are suffering amid the pandemic and now hotel owners are asking for help.

New York City’s struggling hotel industry has issued a plea for help. Owners are asking Mayor Bill de Blasio for a financial lifeline to save thousands of jobs.

Faced with foreclosure, The Tillary Hotel filed for bankruptcy last month in yet another example of New York City’s hospitality woes.

John Fitzpatrick has weathered multiple crises in his more than three-decade career in the hotel industry. He opened his first hotel in New York City during the Gulf War and owned three by the time 9/11 happened.

John Fitzpatrick has weathered multiple crises in his more than three-decade career in the hotel industry. He opened his first hotel in New York City during the Gulf War and owned three by the time 9/11 happened.