Asthma is a serious, sometimes life-threatening chronic respiratory disease that affects nearly 25 million Americans, including four million children. May
NYCHA’s Capital Projects Roundup: Spring 2025
Several developments in Brooklyn and Manhattan received newly upgraded elevators this past winter and early spring thanks to projects completed
It’s National Heatstroke Prevention Day
May 1 is recognized every year as National Heatstroke Prevention Day to raise awareness about the dangers of heatstroke and
Clean Energy Academy Expands to Train NYCHA Residents for Green Jobs
NYCHA’s Clean Energy Academy, a training initiative aimed at preparing NYCHA residents for careers in the growing green economy, is
Attend a Jobs NYC Hiring Hall in Brooklyn!
Jobs NYC is an innovative, new employment program from the City — attend the next Jobs NYC hiring in Brooklyn: Jobs
Randall-Balcom & Throggs Neck Addition Residents Decide the Future of Their Homes
On April 29, NYCHA announced the final results of two separate, concurrent resident votes at Randall Avenue-Balcom Avenue and Throggs
Mariner’s Harbor Houses Celebrates Newly Renovated Community Center
On April 15, Mariner’s Harbor Houses welcomed a newly refurbished community center featuring a fully functional instructional kitchen, computer rooms,
Staten Island Street Renamed for Late NYCHA Resident Association President
The corner of Gordon Street and Warren Street in Staten Island was recently co-named Geraldine Parker Way in honor of
Celebrating Earth Week: 17 Projects Win Resident Climate Action Grants
Seventeen NYCHA resident-led projects were announced as winners of the Resident Climate Action Grant program during a ceremony held on
Initial Vote Tallies Begin at Throggs Neck Addition and Randall Avenue-Balcom Avenue
On April 23, NYCHA announced that the voting periods have concluded for residents of Throggs Neck Addition and Randall Avenue-Balcom
It’s Asthma Awareness Month
Asthma is a serious, sometimes life-threatening chronic respiratory disease that affects nearly 25 million Americans, including four million children. May
NYCHA’s Capital Projects Roundup: Spring 2025
Several developments in Brooklyn and Manhattan received newly upgraded elevators this past winter and early spring thanks to projects completed
It’s National Heatstroke Prevention Day
May 1 is recognized every year as National Heatstroke Prevention Day to raise awareness about the dangers of heatstroke and
Clean Energy Academy Expands to Train NYCHA Residents for Green Jobs
NYCHA’s Clean Energy Academy, a training initiative aimed at preparing NYCHA residents for careers in the growing green economy, is
Attend a Jobs NYC Hiring Hall in Brooklyn!
Jobs NYC is an innovative, new employment program from the City — attend the next Jobs NYC hiring in Brooklyn: Jobs
Randall-Balcom & Throggs Neck Addition Residents Decide the Future of Their Homes
On April 29, NYCHA announced the final results of two separate, concurrent resident votes at Randall Avenue-Balcom Avenue and Throggs
Mariner’s Harbor Houses Celebrates Newly Renovated Community Center
On April 15, Mariner’s Harbor Houses welcomed a newly refurbished community center featuring a fully functional instructional kitchen, computer rooms,
Staten Island Street Renamed for Late NYCHA Resident Association President
The corner of Gordon Street and Warren Street in Staten Island was recently co-named Geraldine Parker Way in honor of
Celebrating Earth Week: 17 Projects Win Resident Climate Action Grants
Seventeen NYCHA resident-led projects were announced as winners of the Resident Climate Action Grant program during a ceremony held on
Initial Vote Tallies Begin at Throggs Neck Addition and Randall Avenue-Balcom Avenue
On April 23, NYCHA announced that the voting periods have concluded for residents of Throggs Neck Addition and Randall Avenue-Balcom