the New York City Housing Authority

Nearly two years after St. Mark's Bookshop relocated into city housing, it is in danger of closing.

NYCHA needs to beef up its emergency preparedness plans as soon as possible, according to a new audit.

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries wrote a letter to NYCHA asking for the change in memory of the fallen officers.

The family said they were taken to court because they could not point out a rent error to NYCHA workers.

The center, at 90-27 Sutphin Blvd., is closing on Aug. 31.

More than 100 of those apartments have been empty for an average of eight years.

Tenants said they don't feel safe due to broken doors and a lack of cameras at Thurgood Marshall Plaza.

Locals are growing tomatoes, eggplants and other vegetables in the newly renovated garden.  

Sen. Jesse Hamilton seeks improvements after NYCHA's attempt to evict a senior who was late on her rent.

The new center will not open for at least nine months, NYCHA officials told tenants Tuesday.

A 25-year-old man was shot in the leg at the Wyckoff Gardens complex late Monday, police said.

Terrell Day was shot and killed inside the East River Houses, police said.

Two people were hurt when a Lillian Wald Houses apartment caught fire, the FDNY said.

Residents at the NYCHA development have complained that the sidewalk sheds block security cameras.

Cameras were being installed at the Boulevard Houses, where P.J. Avitto was fatally stabbed.