NYCHA

NYCHA apartments have generators powering them, while other subsidized housing is still in the dark.

Jon Candelaria, 25, who saved a taxi driver from drowning, will be honored by the Knicks Friday.

More than 10,000 Con Edison customers lost power in the winter storm on Wednesday.

Some Red Hook Houses residents haven't had hot water or elevator service since Oct. 28.

New York City Housing Authority says 365 buildings are still experiencing outages.

Tenants were left without power or water with little idea of when they would return.

Many residents of Isaacs Houses and Holmes Towers on First Avenue decided not to evacuate.

Dedric "Beloved" Hammond's criminal record is forcing him and his family out of public housing.

The city's plan to fund 'unglamorous' projects includes road repair and other infrasturcture fixes.

Many Lower East Side residents who live in public housing said they feel unsafe.

Authorities evacuated some workers from 250 Broadway, which houses several government offices.

Maria Ruiz and her family sued NYCHA after waiting years to be transfered to a new apartment.

Claremont Houses' tenants are suing NYCHA for failing to fix a rampant rodent problem, they say.

City Councilmembers said the media was being too hard on the city Housing Authority.

The mobile computer labs offer the Web to NYCHA tenants, about 40 percent of whom lack home Internet.