(The Center Square) — New York City's costly emergency shelter system is beset by nepotism, a lack of competitive bidding, and excessive salaries, which are driving up costs for the city's taxpayers, according to a scathing new report. The report by the city's Department of Investigation said a probe of the shelter system dating back to 2021
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