A settlement has been reached in federal court between New York City and Newark over the Special One-Time Assistance program, known as SOTA.
In 2020, Newark sued the city for relocating families experiencing homelessness to Newark with no advance word.
CBS New York's award-winning reportingThe settlement means New York can only move 28 families a year to Newark, or up to seven families every three months, and the city must vet the condition of the homes.Additionally, the settlement says the city does not owe Newark money for the families who have already moved there.
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