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New York Daily News USA Politics November 30, 2022
NYCHA has only managed to replace two elevators across its network of public housing projects in the past four years, falling far short of repair benchmarks spelled out by the agency’s federal monitor. The elevator finding is contained in a report released Tuesday by Bart... + más
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New York Daily News USA Politics September 24, 2022
NYCHA first received reports of “cloudy water” streaming out of taps at Manhattan’s Riis Houses in May — months before a water supply arsenic scare upended the lives of thousands of residents at the sprawling public housing complex, agency officials said Friday. The... + más
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New York Daily News USA Politics April 25, 2023
Jasmine Blake, an ex-spokeswoman for a onetime NYCHA boss accused of lying about lead paint inspections, is expected to become the Adams administration’s point-person on efforts to rid buildings in the city of the dangerous heavy metal, the Daily News has learned. Blake, who... + más
NYCHA has only replaced two elevators across entire housing system since 2018: monitor | New York Daily News
New York Post USA Opinion July 17, 2023
NYCHA’s admission that its , double the already-impossibly-daunting estimate of just five years ago, makes it inarguable that the only hope to save this housing stock is privatization, privatization, privatization. Enough with the dreams that the cash will magically come from... + más
New York Post USA Opinion July 30, 2023
No New York pedestrian would disagree with Eric Adam’s characterization of the city’s ubiquitous sidewalk sheds at stalled construction sites as “ugly little green boxes.” But his targeting of private buildings owners with $10,000 a month fines for scaffolding that... + más
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