The number of NYCHA buildings with structural damage more than tripled from 2008 to 2014, a report says.

Red Hook Initiative will be hosting a community forum on mold infestations on March 10. 

Tenants of 75 Saint Nicholas Place have been offered buyouts to end their leases early.

Residents say NYCHA's taking too long to resolve the hazardous conditions.

Jacklyne Holmes has had mold removed from her Polo Grounds apartment twice, only to see it come back.

Tenants spoke out against poor living conditions and long wait-times for maintenance repairs.  

Sarah Schottenstein said luxury developer Chetrit sold her a $1.65 million condo in awful condition.

Isaac Wheeler said Best Yet Market sold the moldy yogurt on sale instead of yanking it from the shelves.

Michael Grimm said Staten Islanders worry about mold spreading from neighboring homes.

A report released on Tuesday found that many homes hit by Sandy still face mold problems.

Neighbors complain that two abandoned homes on New Dorp Lane are in danger of collapsing.

The photos show the extent of devastation that Sandy wreaked on city public schools.

The mayor's plan follows criticism that the city has not done enough to target mold.

"It's quite possible that Mayor Bloomberg does not know what mold is," Comptroller John Liu said.

Officials have told seniors to apply for small business loans to get aid to fight post-Sandy mold.