The flip side of New York’s skyline: Crumbling public housing

One in 20 New Yorkers, mostly African Americans and Latinos, live in aging buildings. Refurbishing them would be more expensive than tearing them down

PACT: ‘A Better Way of Living’ for NYCHA Residents - The NYCHA Journal

In just six years, NYCHA’s Permanent Affordability Commitment Together (PACT) program has generated more than $3.4 billion in capital funding for comprehensive apartment renovations and building infrastructure improvements for nearly 15,500 households across the city. An additional 19,700 NYCHA households are slated to receive the enhancements at properties that are currently in the process of

Hundreds of Squatters Took Over Vacant NYCHA Apartments, City Watchdog Finds

NYCHA didn't check to see if apartments were actually empty, allowing unauthorized tenants to move into more than 600 of them, reports the Department of Investigation.

Adams Quietly Uses Free Internet at NYCHA to Expand Police…

The Adams administration is using its flagship broadband program to give police real-time access to NYCHA camera feeds — without telling anyone.

NYCHA Paid Out Millions to Bribe-Paying Contractors Implicated in Corruption Takedown

An investigation by THE CITY finds contractors who publicly confessed to paying thousands of bribes to Housing Authority staff were subsequently awarded hundreds of no-bid contracts. NYCHA says it had no idea.

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Electric Heat Pumps Get Warm Reviews at Queens Public Housing Development

Woodside Houses residents say the eco-friendly alternatives to steam radiators have served them well through the winter.

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How Much Does It Cost NYCHA to Replace a Lightbulb? $708 in One Case

The micro contracts awarded to vendors at the center of the NYCHA bribery scandal are rife with inflated and wildly inconsistent costs, an analysis by THE CITY finds.