A three-year-old deal to house formerly homeless tenants with moderate-income renters in a Park Slope building is still on the books–but bureaucratic rules have kept half the units open.

While the city, a nonprofit and a landlord argue over who is responsible for the squalid condition of a homeless shelter, and a woman and her son have no place…

Despite a probable mayoral veto, the City Council is on the verge of voting up a bill that would give the homeless a litany of rights and new programs.