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Thanks to $1 million in funding from New York State Assembly Member Latrice Walker, more than 1,300 families at Brownsville Houses received

Green City Force (GCF) Urban Farm Corps members—all of whom are NYCHA residents—participated in a demonstration and competition at Bay

NYCHA continues to modernize and make more information digitally available. As part of thihttps://selfserve.nycha.infos process, NYCHA has made it possible for

According to the Department of Sanitation, all of NYCHA’s developments are doing an excellent job recycling.  Department Commissioner Kathryn Garcia

Over the summer, the Authority committed to having NYCHA Recycles! presence at as many Family Days as possible. So far,

On June 8, the 10 NYCHA Youth Leadership Councils met to present their community engagement projects, tackling issues such as

There’s still time to visit your local Farmers Market!

In July, NYCHA introduced Resource Fairs, a new program designed to provide residents with access to new NYCHA programs information,

Mayor Bill de Blasio plans to tackle the City’s biggest pest problem—rats—through a new $32 million, multi-agency plan to reduce