It’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month!
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month! This is an excellent opportunity to celebrate the culture, history, and
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MTA Buses Will No Longer Take Coins
Later in 2026, MTA buses will no longer accept coins as fare payment. Instead, you can tap and ride using
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Award-Winning Children’s Author Visits Gun Hill Houses
As part of National Book Foundation initiative, NYCHA will receive 50,000 books for its young residents.
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Resources for Financial Literacy Month
April is National Financial Literacy Month, an opportunity for NYCHA public housing and Section 8 residents to strengthen their financial footing
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Expansion of the Green Space Connections Program
On April 27, the Public Housing Community Fund (PHCF) announced a $3.3 million, three-year grant from The Leona M. and
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Temporary Art Installation at Wyckoff Gardens That Will Make You Smile
Now through August 2026 see Friends from the Canal, a public art installation of “cheerful mutant” sculptures produced by the Van Alen Institute.
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Unveiling NYCHA’s 2026 Sustainability Agenda
On Earth Day, Mayor Mamdani and NYCHA CEO Lisa Bova-Hiatt released NYCHA’s 2026 Sustainability Agenda, affirming their commitment to further the Authority’s climate goals.
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NYCHA Resident Climate Action Grant Winners Celebrated
Thirty-five resident-led grant projects will work to combat climate change and promote sustainability.
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EHS’ Proactive Pest Inspections at NYCHA
Part of an effort to understand pest activity across NYCHA and ensure residents have access to the pest management services they need.
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Wald Houses Residents Take Down Tobacco
More than 180 residents gathered at Wald Houses on March 31 for a Take Down Tobacco Day event focused on community, connection, and health.
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