Over a third of New York City tenants with disabilities pay at least half their income on rent, according to city housing data.

A lawyer for the students likened Columbia to a bad New York City landlord egregiously violating tenants’ rights.

The city’s Human Resources Administration (HRA) failed to promptly process four of every 10 applications for the benefits during fiscal year 2022, when the rate of timely processing plummeted from...

“I just hope everything gets back to normal and they give us the time we need to do the job.”

The city identified an Upper West Side hotel where it will start removing homeless people housed during the height of the coronavirus outbreak. Homeless people who had been staying at the Lucerne o…

The L.A. City Council voted unanimously Friday to dramatically expand protections for renters, underscoring the growing political might of the council's progressive bloc.

“I look completely crazy.”

The East New York Community Land Trust just bought its first apartment building and says the deal shows how NYC can preserve safe, affordable housing.

Maskless political get-togethers — Democrat and Republican — have faced scrutiny amid a surge in COVID cases across NYC.

“People who were posting about sharing them and people who were posting about needing them weren’t in the same places online.”

A fiscal policy group looked at the most common county-to-county moves from New Yorkers and found homes savings far outpace tax relief.

Insurers regularly ask property owners if they rent to tenants with housing vouchers and deny coverage based on their answers. That may be illegal, regulators say.

The earthquake that shook the New York City area on Friday morning was one of the largest recorded on regional seismographs

The private equity firm Blackstone dropped its challenge to a court ruling that extends rent-stabilization rules to every apartment at Stuy-Town and Peter Cooper Village.

“We will still have to push forward with our people-powered agenda.”

Eleven formerly homeless tenants moved into apartments with city assistance but now face eviction after their landlord refused to renew their leases once their grants were done.

“It’s evidence of your instability, madam. Your instability alone is sufficient reason not to pursue it.”

Jimmy McMillan’s performance in a gubernatorial debate in October 2010 sealed his status in New York political lore and cemented a six-word slogan into our vernacular. Today, he is fighting to hold...

City Hall ordered fire officials to cancel other appointments in order to fast-track inspections at the 50 Hudson Yards office tower. The tower didn't pass inspection, but got prioritized again.

Gov. Mike Parson, who announced Huhn’s selection as director in December, signed the Republican-backed measure into law in June.

“Unless it meets those needs, I will use my Charter authority to prevent the budget from being executed.”

The senior City attorney, who was fired Friday, had been fighting the civil rights lawsuits filed after the 2020 protests.

“I wasn’t on the conga line. I ate by myself. I don’t know how I got this."

A few dozen New Yorkers staying on the streets and subways managed to move into permanent housing quickly through a pilot program that bypasses some of the usual hurdles.

Jimmy McMillan moved back into his East Village apartment after a 10-month stay in a nursing home, and a decadelong effort to evict him.

The mayor promised to close the jail years ago, but the situation there is as desperate as it’s ever been.

The 14-building deal marks the third time the city has purchased cluster site properties to convert into permanent homes. It also illustrates the complicated reliance on bad landlords to provide...

The beloved barred owl who died last month in Central Park, had a potentially lethal level of rat poison that could have impaired her flying abilities before her crash, according to a state necropsy...

Beyond charity, SantaCon also spent funds on parties, art projects and speculating on Bitcoin.

A series of headlines have brought attention to the Queens Daily Eagle, a small outlet in the borough where the president was born.

The three men have not.

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Bronx incumbent Gustavo Rivera and DSA-endorsed Kristen Gonzalez both seemed likely to prevail in their State Senate races, despite being targeted by SuperPACs that spent hundreds of thousands of...

“In a county as diverse as Queens, with many exotic and unfamiliar names, an expansive view must be taken of what is familiar or diminutive.”

While evictions have yet to reach pre-pandemic levels, they’re steadily on the rise and concentrated in central Brooklyn, portions of the Bronx and parts of Staten Island.

“Thank you for your ongoing service to our community.”

Over 17,000 tenants did not have legal counsel in Housing Court cases brought by their landlords this year, new state numbers show.

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A new report describes the path to social housing in New York through 20 policy proposals, from overhauling the property tax code and abolishing the city’s tax lien sale to cracking down on landlord...

“No one should be running a business that is not safe.”