Tracy Lovelace Keeps an Eye on the Brooklyn Resident Watch Program
Tracy Lovelace is the coordinator of the Resident Watch program in Brooklyn. For more than 40 years, thousands of residents
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Author: LaToya
NYCHA’s New One-Stop Kiosk Unveiled at Ravenwood Houses
New self-service kiosks in every development provide residents access to NYCHA’s online services, including rent payment, submitting work orders, and
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Digging in at Coney Island
In May, NYCHA broke ground on a $90 million design and construction project to fully restore and strengthen the development.
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First NextGen Neighborhoods Developer Selected
The developer for the first NextGeneration (NextGen) Neighborhoods development, at Holmes Towers in Manhattan, is Fetner Properties, which proposed a
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Fighting for Public Housing
NYCHA continues to fight for affordable public housing funding, despite proposed potential budget cuts from Washington.
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Breaking Ground on a New Future
On June 19, NYCHA launched construction work at Ocean Bay (Bayside) Apartments in Far Rockaway, a development that houses 3,700
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Safety Is His Mission
Mariner’s Harbor Resident Al-Tabar Hudgins, 23, is a young man with a mission to spread the word to his peers
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Food Business Pathways: Making NYC More Inclusive for Small Businesses
The Food Business Pathways (FBP) program is a free food business training program that helps NYCHA public housing residents and
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Next Generation NYCHA: Two Years of Progress
For 83 years, NYCHA has been a quintessential part of New York City. Today we house one in every 14
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This Is Who We Are
City Council Speaker Champions an Inclusive, Engaged City
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