As moratorium ends, tenant organizers fear wave of evictions
More than 24,000 eviction filings in the Bronx could go to court starting in mid-January,
Housing
Residents, NYCHA reach agreement: Repairs must be made for moisture damage in public-private run buildings
NYCHA residents are hopeful a new agreement between the Housing Authority and two grassroots coalitions,
Department of Homeless Services grilled in City Council hearing
Eviction moratoriums during the pandemic have reduced the number of homeless New Yorkers by about
City takes action against two Bronx homeless shelter providers
New York City officials took action over the past two weeks against two homeless shelter
Will new federal funding build NYCHA back better?
Aurely Negrón’s studio apartment in the Mitchel Houses in Mott Haven has had mold since
Many Bronx residents still waiting for rental aid as state assistance program runs out of money
Mott Haven resident Juan Cano applied to the state’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program soon after
New York State offering $125 million for landlord rent relief
Landlords can now apply to receive up to 12 months of rent relief from a
Elected officials, residents blast NYCHA over neglected senior center
Some 60-and-over residents in a Melrose public housing complex hoped the activity center on the