New state budget rolls back bail reform
Lawmakers in Albany Saturday passed a state budget for fiscal year 2023 that rolls back
Housing
South Bronxites favor reparations and housing protections: survey
South Bronxites overwhelmingly support reparations for descendants of slavery, according to a recent survey. They
Public Housing residents demand state funding for NYCHA
Residents and tenant leaders from across the city, including many from the South Bronx, protested
Non-profit distributes relief, but Bronx fire victims still need homes
Bronxites left homeless by the January fire in the Bronx’s Tremont section received much-needed relief
Investigators report the process for applying for city homeless shelters is “broken”
Failures by the city’s homeless agency to properly investigate applications by families seeking entry to
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,
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