NYCHA

The city wrapped up an $87 million project to replace all the roofs in Queensbridge Houses in Queens.

Smoking tobacco will be outlawed in NYCHA apartments, common areas and offices under a new HUD rule. 

Teens from rival gangs arranged a fight Saturday at West 93rd Street and Columbus Avenue, police said.

A new building could replace a basketball court and parking lot, or a lawn area.

Michael Bermel, 49, was charged with grand larceny and falsifying business records, prosecutors said.

Local nonprofit Red Hook Initiative surveyed more than 200 tenants of the public housing complex.

The ACS worker told the ex-client to go along with the plan or possibly lose her kids, a judge said.

The construction apprenticeship program is expected to serve more than 100 residents of public housing. 

Art by a famous Italian sculptor on West 91st Street has been neglected, NYCHA officials said. 

The city is moving forward with more NextGen community workshops, despite objection from residents.

A dummy found hanging from a tree is being investigated by the hate crimes task force, police said. 

A man shot another man in a dispute over charges to his mom's credit card, police said. 

Red Hook Check-In volunteer initiative has $30,000 in funds from Councilman Menchaca.

Yolanda Donato had submitted a doctor's note detailing the importance of the mold removal to her health.

Residents of Morris Houses say that NYCHA still has not fixed the issues with their apartments.