NEW YORK (AP) — An audit by New York City’s comptroller’s office found that an agency that provided shelter after Superstorm Sandy paid contractors for ineligible expenses and services that weren’t delivered.

It says mismanagement of contracts by the Department of Homeless Services in the wake of the storm “made the city vulnerable to waste, fraud and abuse.”

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