NYCHA

The Department of Transportation unveiled pedestrian safety improvements near the Farragut Houses.

Alaba Hamzat, who was disabled by polio, asked NYCHA for a move two years before planned elevator work.

Councilwoman Laurie Cumbo led the rally Friday outside the Walt Whitman Houses in Fort Greene.

Councilman James Vacca said it shows that Olegario Pabon's death was not a wakeup call.

Ken Buny was demoted after an elevator accident led to the death of an 84-year-old man in December.

Officials and family dedicated a tree to Miss Susie on what would have been her 117th birthday.

NYCHA released a request for proposals, seeking a developer to develop a new mixed-income building.

The plan is a part of NYCHA's NextGeneration Neighborhoods program. 

The Ingersoll Senior Residences will offer services specifically for the LGBT community.

The FEMA-funded project is the first of 33 to use $3 billion in federal funds, officials said. 

The New York City House Authority released a "Request for Proposals" this week.

NYCHA took 8 months to fix Nyisha Fields' door, and did so only after DNAinfo inquired about it.

Artimus Construction will develop the building at 413 W. 18th St., between Ninth and 10th avenues.

The plan calls for roughly 500 affordable units at three different developments.

Manager Michael Kelly was speaking at a City Council hearing into an elevator accident in The Bronx.