A former regional asset manager at the New York City Housing Authority is suing the agency and his former supervisor, alleging that he was...

In 2016, the New York City Housing Authority announced plans for an Upper East Side residential project that would help pay for desperately-needed repairs....

A federal judge has refused to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a New York City Housing Authority employee who alleges she faced a turbulent...

Mere weeks after news broke that 1,100 children in NYCHA developments were poisoned by lead in recent years, the housing agency is facing new...

Federal prosecutors have accused the New York City Housing Authority of failing to meet federal safety protocol and fix its public housing buildings, including...

The first — and only — debate between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Cynthia Nixon before next month’s gubernatorial primary briefly touched on the issue...

A pair of NYCHA staff members have been suspended from the Throggs Neck Houses as part of an investigation into sex parties and alcohol consumption...

Mayor Bill de Blasio is considering a shift in his administration’s housing policy toward 100-percent market-rate buildings on unused land owned by the cash-strapped...

A federal program could help transform public housing in New York City. The U.S. Housing and Urban Development’s Rental Assistance Demonstration program (also known...

NYCHA has reported less than half of the elevated blood lead level cases in its buildings to the feds over the past 12 months....

New York’s public housing authority is out of pocket $55.3 million in tenant rent as some residents withhold payment in protest of poor living...

Mayor Bill de Blasio on Monday announced that the city will inspect 130,000 public housing apartments for lead paint — more than double the...

The New York City Housing Authority needs $31.8 billion over the next five years to keep up with a laundry list of repairs. But...

Under an estimated $400 million project, thousands of city-owned apartments will be renovated by private investors through a federally administered program, Mayor Bill de...

Developers who managed six public housing buildings put residents’ fears to rest about how private management would treat them, according to a report to...

Investigators from the city and federal government seized records from the New York City Housing Authority on Wednesday, part of a criminal probe into...

Public housing officials didn’t just lie about toxic lead paint exposure — they also “systematically deceived” federal inspectors to hide widespread mold, rodent infestations,...

New York City agreed to spend more than $2 billion over a decade to settle a federal investigation into health and safety issues at...

Federal prosecutors are set to order New York City to fork out at least $1 billion to fix thousands of deteriorating public housing units...

New York City Housing Authority chairwoman Shola Olatoye’s rocky tenure leading the city’s long-troubled public housing system is coming to an end. Olatoye and...