NYCHA

FDNY put out a fire that started on the 11th floor of a public housing building along the FDR Drive.

Octavio Estevez and his family got a new home on Edgecombe Avenue, making him eligible for a transplant.

The Johnson Houses Community and Children's Center  will feature a host of programs and services.

Family and friends of Makever "Keba" Brown are angry at the circumstances regarding his death on the FDR Drive Sept. 13. 

Residents is evacuation zones were told they could return home after Hurricane Irene left town.

Many NYCHA residents said they were staying put after the agency announced it was shutting elevators at buildings in the Zone A evacuation areas beginning at 3:30 p.m. Saturday.

Con Ed is unsure of when the gas will be restored to at least 8,000 Harlem customers after a massive gas and water main break last week.

Police Commissioner Ray Kelly and District Attorney Cy Vance, Jr. are among the speakers who addressed violence in Upper Manhattan.

Victor Gonzalez, a longtime resident of the Wise Towers public housing complex, is the first current resident to be appointed to the NYC Housing Authority Board.

Some St. Nicholas Houses residents filed a lawsuit to block the Harlem Children's Zone charter school project from moving into their parkland.

Kids in public housing developments will be encouraged to spend part of their summer with books.

Harlem public housing residents are among the hardest hit as the wait list for repairs at city-owned buildings grows.

The 20-building Vladeck Houses is weighing a pilot project that would outfit the complex with surveillance cameras.

For Arbor Day, the kids at Harlem RBI's Dream Charter School plant wildflowers in a lot once littered with garbage.

Some tenants of the Alfred E. Smith Houses have been without gas at their building for weeks.