Mayor Eric Adams demonstrated physical fitness by accepting a dare to perform pull-ups off a street light in Brooklyn while promoting public safety for NYCHA residents.
Elevated Lead Levels in Kids in NYCHA Childcare Raise Alarms
Between October 2024 and January 2025, four children in NYCHA childcare centers were reported with elevated lead levels, prompting immediate closures and lead abatement measures.
NYCHA buildings receive major renovations, thanks to $1.2B from state
NYCHA residences have received upgrades and renovations funded by $1.2 billion from New York state, benefitting nearly 123,000 residents across multiple developments.
Trump Public Housing Time Limits Could Displace 300,000
The Trump administration's plan to limit rental assistance to two years for 'able-bodied' adults could threaten housing for over 300,000 NYCHA residents.
12 people recovering after fire fills NYCHA building with smoke in Downtown Brooklyn
A fire in a Downtown Brooklyn NYCHA building sent thick smoke through all floors, resulting in 12 people, including kids, needing recovery from smoke inhalation.
12 people recovering after fire fills NYCHA building with smoke in Downtown Brooklyn
A fire in a Downtown Brooklyn NYCHA building sent thick smoke through all floors, resulting in 12 people, including kids, needing recovery from smoke inhalation.
Mayor Adams touts millions for NYCHA, supportive housing, tenant safeguards in self-proclaimed best budget ever' | amNewYork
Mayor Adams announced significant housing investments as part of the upcoming Fiscal Year 2026 budget, focusing on public housing and tenant protections.
Brooklyn Projects Among Winners of NYCHA Climate Action Grants
These resident-led projects address the climate crisis not in theory, but in practice, through gardens, education, storytelling, air quality improvements and more.
The responding firefighters demonstrated remarkable bravery and efficiency, deploying multiple ladders to reach residents trapped on the upper floors, ultimately controlling the fire by 8:00pm.
NYCHA Resident Raises Alarm Over Broken Door Lock at Boulevard Houses
A resident raises concerns about a broken entrance door at NYCHA Boulevard Houses, highlighting safety issues and disturbances caused by unrestricted access.
Comptroller audit slams NYCHA over repairs, finds potential millions in wasteful spending | amNewYork
The audit revealed $36.6 million in potential misuse of funds for small repair contracts, with vendors failing to provide proof that work was completed.
Brooklyn childhood education center fighting to reopen after waiting months for NYCHA to address mold issues
The Bedford Stuyvesant Early Childhood Development Center, operational since 1966, has halted services due to unresolved mold issues despite communicating with NYCHA about the problem.
Voters at Coney Island Houses reject joining non-profit trust to underwrite repairs
Residents of Coney Island Houses rejected the NYC Public Housing Preservation Trust, opting to retain Section 9 funding for repairs, with 239 votes against the trust.