Hochul says New York City has exceeded capacity in its shelter system which includes temporary housing and support for more than 36,700 migrants at 120 locations.

On Saturday night, 24 migrants from New York City arrived at a SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western outside Albany, in the town of Colonie, said Town Supervisor Peter Crummey.

More than 1,000 migrants living in taxpayer funded upstate New York hotels are being told they must leave by the end of the year as a contract with a housing provider is set to expire, according ...

On May 12, a sensational story swept through local and national media: Homeless veterans had been kicked out of upstate hotels to make room for migrants bused from New York City.

New York City residents agree that there’s “no room at the inn” for more migrants seeking sanctuary in the five boroughs and support a proposal to relocate them upstate, a new poll shows.

New York City is attempting to follow through with a plan to send migrants to upstate New York after resistance from local leaders and a temporary restraining order. The plan was announced Friday ...

Upstate Dem leaders crowed Tuesday about a local hotel taking in 77 migrants from New York City -- while the state’s most powerful GOP pol said no thanks to asylum-seekers relocating to a ...

More migrant shelters in New York to shut down 02:32. NEW YORK -- Mayor Eric Adams is moving to close emergency migrant shelters in New York City and five upstate counties as the number of people ...

Tens of thousands of migrants cross north out of the U.S. each year, hoping they'll have a better chance of being granted asylum. The journey takes them all to one dead-end road in Upstate New York.

Outside Albany, N.Y., where hundreds of recent migrants have been bused upstate from New York City, David Buicko sees an obvious solution to the labor shortage he and other employers are experiencing.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Monday floated a plan to allow residents to house migrants in spare rooms as they are bused into the city from states like Texas.

Hochul says New York City has exceeded capacity in its shelter system which includes temporary housing and support for more than 36,700 migrants at 120 locations.