LaToya - The NYCHA Journal

Remembering a Rising Youth Leader

Katherine Perez, 17, was a shining example of a young person making positive change in her community. Ms. Perez lived

For the first time in decades, Congress has significantly increased the federal resources available for affordable and public housing, recognizing

The “bomb cyclone” cold spell that hit New York City this winter worsened what was already the biggest challenge to

A household may own either one dog or one cat. There is a size limit for dogs. Dogs that are

After a harsh winter during which hundreds of thousands of NYCHA residents suffered without heat and hot water at one

NYCHA staff came in at 7 a.m. the morning of the March 21 nor’easter to begin snow removal, keeping our

NYCHA residents can use new digital tools on the NYCHA website to track NYCHA’s progress on repairs and construction. Outages

NYCHA is committed to creating safe, clean, connected homes for public housing residents, and we need your help. Build your

By Ray Molony, Lux and Lighting Magazine, March 13, 2018 “In partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice, the

Virtual VITA tax services are fast and easy. Many tax sites promise fast filing and instant refunds. Yet users often