NYCHA proposes tearing down 2 complexes in order to put up new ones
But as CBS2 found out, some Chelsea residents are skeptical of the plan.
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But as CBS2 found out, some Chelsea residents are skeptical of the plan.
But as CBS2's Kristie Keleshian found out, some Chelsea residents are skeptical of the plan.
Witnesses say just moments before, a group of teenagers were gathered in the courtyard and got into an argument.
A teenager is lucky to be alive after police say shots were fired outside an Upper West Side apartment building Friday. One of those bullets grazed the 17-year-old's head. As CBS2's Naveen Dhaliwal reports, investigators are still searching for the shooter.
It's a problem they've dealt with for years: residents say sewage complaints have gone ignored.
The NYPD wants your help identifying the woman seen on video firing a shot from the rooftop of a building in the Douglass Houses NYCHA complex in Morningside Heights on April 21, 2023.
A 14-year-old girl told police her caretaker held a gun to her head and her younger brother's head multiple times.
It is also granting 612 additional housing choice vouchers to NYCHA and Housing Preservation and Development.
The state department of housing and urban development is granting 612 additional housing vouchers to NYCHA and the city.
CBS2's Naveen Dhaliwal has more on the 3-year-old girl's condition.
The child was hospitalized in critical-but-stable condition. CBS2's Naveen Dhaliwal has the latest.
The attacks happened about an hour apart in the Boerum Hill section of the borough on Saturday afternoon. CBS2's Kristie Keleshian has the latest.
They're calling for nearly $589 million to be included in the budget.
NYCHA residents are calling on the governor for rent relief as part of the state budget.
Mayor Eric Adams announced Thursday that the city's Big Apple Connect program expanded to 67 more NYCHA complexes in the five boroughs months ahead of schedule. The tenants have free basic cable and internet.
Mayor Eric Adams says it help close the digital divide that became more evident during the pandemic.
NYCHA says there are 2,330 pending emergency transfers, and of those, 76% are victims of domestic violence.
Domestic violence survivors living in NYCHA buildings are facing a crisis. The agency says there is a backlog of nearly 2,000 residents waiting for emergency transfer requests. Many say they fear for their lives. CBS2's Lisa Rozner spoke to one survivor who shared her story.
Levine is an innovator trying to come up with new ways to address old problems.
The audit committee, which is made up of a group of tenants, will provide the comptroller's office with feedback.
In an effort to restore trust, residents will play a role in how repairs are handled in NYCHA buildings.
They are accused of, among other things, terrorizing the residents of two public housing projects.
Finding money to keep New York City's vast network of public housing up and running has always been an iffy proposition.
Marcia Kramer's extended conversations with interim CEO Lisa Bova-Hiatt and tenant activist Daniel Barber.
Some like it, but even they have a laundry list of complaints.
