Vincent Echavaria - The NYCHA Journal

NYCHA’s Capital Projects Roundup: January

NYCHA’s Woodson Houses is now fully equipped with a new network of security cameras to help improve safety for residents and

For the next phase of his long career in law enforcement, James Secreto has returned to his roots at NYCHA.

Soccer or basketball? It’s a choice for youth to consider when they step onto a court at NYCHA’s Butler Houses in the Bronx.

NYCHA and Metro IAF affiliates Manhattan Together and South Bronx Churches, the plaintiff organizations in the Baez v. NYCHA litigation,

PACT partners will oversee comprehensive repairs, property management, and social services while NYCHA remains owner of the properties On December

NYCHA employees, residents, and contractors helped teens escape a fire.

NYCHA young adults now have a chance to make their voices heard about climate change and sustainability.

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Marcia Fudge visited NYCHA for the first time on December 13, meeting

The NYCHA Board is seeking NYCHA residents to fill two open seats. The application filing period is open from November 8, 2021, through December

Several years after starting work and later giving birth to her son, NYCHA resident Natasha Crump knew she needed to go back to college to