In the days before the last night of Jam Master Jay’s life, the hip-hop icon walked the familiar streets of Hollis as a haunted man. … Continue reading
Winter is coming. And tenants in public housing do not expect a happy ending. New requirements set out by the federal monitor overseeing the New … Continue reading
The winners of the 2019 MacArthur “genius” grants were unveiled Wednesday, and nine of the recipients hail from New York state. The fellowships, which include … Continue reading
It started off as a tiny little hole in her bedroom ceiling. Months passed. It got bigger. Her son’s breathing got worse. Wendy Shine said … Continue reading
A federal judge issued a court order Friday appointing an ombudsman to force the New York City Housing Authority to clean up its mold throughout … Continue reading
Seven real estate companies are now facing age-discrimination complaints over allegations they used advertisements posted on Facebook to filter out potential clients over a certain … Continue reading
Former New York City Housing Authority honcho Michael Kelly stormed out of a sworn deposition over allegations that he, NYCHA, former City Council Speaker Melissa … Continue reading
Noris Bello says she and her 8-year-old have been waiting three years for New York City Housing Authority repairmen to fix three broken windows in … Continue reading
Tenant advocates fuming over comments Deputy Mayor Vicki Been made about a failed good-cause eviction bill claim her “tone-deaf quips” merit a boot from City … Continue reading
The city is suing to revoke the license of a contractor involved in the death of a construction worker who was killed by a falling … Continue reading
The family that owns one of the world’s most notorious opioid manufacturers concealed the funneling of millions of dollars from their company, Purdue Pharma, to … Continue reading
Demonstrators demanded the resignation of New York City Housing Authority’s general manager Vito Mustaciuolo on Thursday over allegations he mistreated women subordinates and made racially … Continue reading
Gisele Allard, the Harlem woman who’s already seen one of her buildings auctioned over a debt that started at $100,000 and ballooned to over $7 … Continue reading
New York’s top prosecutor is launching an inquiry into National Grid’s decision to refuse gas service to prospective and existing customers, the Daily News has … Continue reading
The trains may take forever, but at least the MTA is timely when it comes to hiring its top flacks. The MTA announced Monday that … Continue reading
Public transportation watchdogs launched a campaign Monday calling on Gov. Cuomo and the MTA to prioritize several transit projects and do more to control capital … Continue reading
