Nassau settles affordable housing suit for $5.4 million
Nassau County announced that it will pay more than $5.4 million to a nonprofit housing developer to settle a 14-year-old lawsuit charging the county with discriminating against minorities by not offering housing opportunities to people with low and moderate incomes, County Executive Laura Curran said Friday in front of the county building in Mineola. Credit: News 12 Long Island
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