NYCHA Wins 2025 Moses Award for Preservation Projects
Three NYCHA restoration and preservation projects received the New York Landmarks Conservancy’s highest honor.
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NYC’s 2024 Drinking Water Supply & Quality Report
New York City continues to enjoy some of the best tap water in the world. The NYC Department of Environmental
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Mariner’s Harbor Houses Celebrates Renovated Community Center
Ribbon cutting was held on April 15.
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Staten Island Street Renamed for Late NYCHA RA President
The corner of Gordon Street and Warren Street was co-named Geraldine Parker Way.
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