The state's Emergency Rental Assistance Program, or ERAP, ran out of money and left many applicants frustrated.
Demonstrators are demanding that Hochul pour money into rent relief, as many tenants face eviction after the pandemic.
“I’m a still working-class parent and grandmother, and we need shelter. I need a roof over my head,” she said. In her budget, the governor set aside $2 billion for pandemic relief and a portion of that will likely go for rent relief.
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