The Federal Bill That Would Pour $40 Billion Into NYCHA's Section 9
The Public Housing Emergency Response Act aims to secure a $70 billion investment in public housing to address urgent repair needs.
NYCHA Board Green Lights Plan to Demolish & Rebuild Lower Manhattan Developments
The housing authority approved plans to demolish and rebuild the Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses, initiating tenant support measures during the process.
Voters at Coney Island Houses reject joining non-profit trust to underwrite repairs
Coney Island Houses tenants voted against the NYC Public Housing Preservation Trust, preferring traditional public housing funding for repairs.
What Does NYCHA's Federal Monitor Do, Anyway?
NYCHA is under federal oversight with Jenner and Block as co-monitors, focusing on improving housing conditions for tenants.
The introduction of federal monitors aims to ensure accountability in NYCHA's housing management and repair processes.
Bronx NYCHA tenants make a PACT for a brighter future
Moving to private management through RAD is a promising solution for improving NYCHA public-housing complexes.
Vote tally begins for Coney Island NYCHA residents in choosing future of their homes
Coney Island residents voted on their housing future, choosing between newly proposed programs or staying within traditional public housing.
The Federal Bill That Would Pour $40 Billion Into NYCHA's Section 9
The Public Housing Emergency Response Act aims to secure a $70 billion investment in public housing to address urgent repair needs.
NYCHA Board Green Lights Plan to Demolish & Rebuild Lower Manhattan Developments
The housing authority approved plans to demolish and rebuild the Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses, initiating tenant support measures during the process.
Voters at Coney Island Houses reject joining non-profit trust to underwrite repairs
Coney Island Houses tenants voted against the NYC Public Housing Preservation Trust, preferring traditional public housing funding for repairs.
What Does NYCHA's Federal Monitor Do, Anyway?
NYCHA is under federal oversight with Jenner and Block as co-monitors, focusing on improving housing conditions for tenants.
The introduction of federal monitors aims to ensure accountability in NYCHA's housing management and repair processes.
Bronx NYCHA tenants make a PACT for a brighter future
Moving to private management through RAD is a promising solution for improving NYCHA public-housing complexes.
Vote tally begins for Coney Island NYCHA residents in choosing future of their homes
Coney Island residents voted on their housing future, choosing between newly proposed programs or staying within traditional public housing.
Brooklyn Woman Misses Critical Dialysis Appointments Due to Broken Elevators at NYCHA Apartment
A Brooklyn grandmother with mobility issues is struggling due to broken elevators, which affects her health and access to essential services.
Assemblymember Colton, local nonprofits help ease food insecurity for NYCHA residents
The food giveaway at NYCHA Marlboro Houses provided essential provisions to about 150 families, highlighting community collaboration in addressing food insecurity.
Brooklyn Woman Misses Critical Dialysis Appointments Due to Broken Elevators at NYCHA Apartment
A Brooklyn grandmother with mobility issues is struggling due to broken elevators, which affects her health and access to essential services.
Assemblymember Colton, local nonprofits help ease food insecurity for NYCHA residents
The food giveaway at NYCHA Marlboro Houses provided essential provisions to about 150 families, highlighting community collaboration in addressing food insecurity.
Latest decisions from the Appellate Division, Second Department
Court dismisses mold exposure and retaliation claims against NYCHA for failure to file timely notice of claim.
Brooklyn childhood education center fighting to reopen after waiting months for NYCHA to address mold issues
The Bedford Stuyvesant Early Childhood Development Center struggles to reopen due to unresolved mold issues related to their facilities operated by NYCHA.
Not playing around! Coney officials unveil new Gravesend Houses playground after years of advocacy * Brooklyn Paper
A newly constructed playground at Gravesend Houses in Coney Island represents a significant community victory and commitment to children's safety and play.
Brooklyn's Ingersoll Houses has been granted $30,000
Community engagement is vital for effectively utilizing the $30,000 grant for improvements at Ingersoll Houses.
Students Develop Proposals For Stanley Avenue Preservation Community Room
The NYCHA STEAM Innovators program empowers middle school students to participate in community design, fostering skills in STEAM disciplines.
$30,000 from mayor's office heading to NYCHA development in Downtown Brooklyn
The $30,000 from the mayor's office aims to improve quality of life and safety in Ingersoll Houses, driven by resident input.
Not playing around! Coney officials unveil new Gravesend Houses playground after years of advocacy * Brooklyn Paper
A newly constructed playground at Gravesend Houses in Coney Island represents a significant community victory and commitment to children's safety and play.
Brooklyn's Ingersoll Houses has been granted $30,000
Community engagement is vital for effectively utilizing the $30,000 grant for improvements at Ingersoll Houses.
Students Develop Proposals For Stanley Avenue Preservation Community Room
The NYCHA STEAM Innovators program empowers middle school students to participate in community design, fostering skills in STEAM disciplines.
$30,000 from mayor's office heading to NYCHA development in Downtown Brooklyn
The $30,000 from the mayor's office aims to improve quality of life and safety in Ingersoll Houses, driven by resident input.
All You Need to Know About NYCHA's Section 8 Waitlist Opening June 3
NYCHA is reopening the Section 8 housing choice voucher waitlist to the public for the first time since December 2009, placing 200,000 new applicants from low-income households.
The online application process will be open from June 3 to June 9, with a lottery selection process giving every applicant an equal chance. Duplicate applications are discouraged.
Scores of N.Y.C. Public Housing Workers Charged in Record Corruption Case
Over 60 current and former employees of the New York City Housing Authority have been charged with bribery and extortion.
Defendants allegedly accepted cash payments from contractors in exchange for awarding NYCHA contracts.
The charges represent a single-day record for the Department of Justice.
All You Need to Know About NYCHA's Section 8 Waitlist Opening June 3
NYCHA is reopening the Section 8 housing choice voucher waitlist to the public for the first time since December 2009, placing 200,000 new applicants from low-income households.
The online application process will be open from June 3 to June 9, with a lottery selection process giving every applicant an equal chance. Duplicate applications are discouraged.
Scores of N.Y.C. Public Housing Workers Charged in Record Corruption Case
Over 60 current and former employees of the New York City Housing Authority have been charged with bribery and extortion.
Defendants allegedly accepted cash payments from contractors in exchange for awarding NYCHA contracts.
The charges represent a single-day record for the Department of Justice.
Tenants file lawsuit against NYCHA, Disability Assistance office alleging rental discrimination during pandemic - Bronx Times
Discriminatory rental practices lawsuit against NYCHA and OTDA during COVID-19 pandemic.
Residentes de viviendas publicas exigen $5.000 millones de dolares de financiacion estatal
La financiación permitiría reparar 40.000 apartamentos y ayudar a cubrir los impagos de alquiler acumulados durante la pandemia de COVID-19.
Los arrendatarios piden $500 millones para alquileres atrasados, mientras que los defensores exigen $4.500 millones para reparaciones de viviendas públicas en Nueva York.
NYCHA staffer once caught naked on video call dodges questions about historic bribery case before jumping into Mercedes
Disgraced NYCHA staffer Alex Tolozano attempted to avoid questions by reporters by getting into a luxury car outside his home.
Tolozano retired just two weeks before being charged in a historic 'pay-to-play' corruption case.
Woman brutally stabbed 14 times by career criminal sues housing authority for unlocked entrance in NYC complex
A woman who was brutally attacked in a NYCHA complex has filed a negligence suit against the agency for failing to secure the building entrance.
The lawsuit claims that the entrance door to the building where the attack took place was still unlocked during a recent visit.
These adorable UWS horses have officially returned to the neighborhood
The Nivola Horses, iconic sculptures in New York City, have been restored and returned to their original location.
The restoration process took several years and involved reaching out to experts and traveling to Europe for proper restoration measures.
NYC Section 8 housing voucher waitlist reopens for first time in 15 years but acceptance depends on a lottery | amNewYork
City Hall reopened Section 8 waitlist after 15 years, offering low-income families vouchers for private apartments.
Floodwater bursts through NYC apartment wall weeks after tenant reported "mystery" leak
NYCHA tenant in Brooklyn faces ankle-deep water flooding during storms, with repetitive issues leading to the need for relocation.
City Hall's community hiring' effort launched to add workers from lower-income communities
Mayor Eric Adams announces community hiring initiative to prioritize city-contracted workers from lower-income communities.