the New York City Housing Authority

NYCHA and the American Lung Association will begin the free seven-week group program on May 6.

NYCHA put out a bid to replace the roof and the exterior of the Mariners Harbor Houses.

Ten mobile boilers that are fueled by natural gas will be brought to Red Hook in the next month. 

NYCHA will implement policies for communicating with the visually impaired after being sued.

Daniel Squadron proposed a bill to prevent the NYPD from forcing NYCHA to pay for public housing patrols.

The gas went out this week in 16 apartments at the Lower East Side public housing complex.

Tenants at five public housing developments say NYCHA failed to do proper environmental reviews.

The Legal Aid Society has filed a lawsuit on behalf of Douglass and Baruch Houses residents. 

Vladeck and Smith houses have created a "go bag" for residents.

A new program at Smith Houses on the Lower East Side helps support grandparents who are caregivers.

NYCHA is seeking responses to its plan to lease land for private developments.

Residents say the scaffolding has been there for years and is a potential hideout for drug dealers.

Many residents spoke out against the plan to build market-rate apartments on public housing land. 

The public housing development in Alphabet City now has 52 cameras.

Alfred E. Smith Houses on the Lower East Side now has cameras on and inside each of its 12 buildings.