
NYCHA Residents Hopeful Utility Accountability Act Could Reduce Rent for Those With Utility Outages
November 25, 2020By Emily Drooby The sound of the stove turning on is music to Silvia’s ears. The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) […]
By Emily Drooby The sound of the stove turning on is music to Silvia’s ears. The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) […]
Currents News Staff The real estate market in Manhattan took a big hit because of the pandemic with many who decided to […]
By Jessica Easthope A change is coming for renters in New York City. The eviction moratorium has been extended to August 20, […]
On the newscast: New Yorkers living in NYCHA apartments are worried about coronavirus. The city says they’re safe. A story of conflicting […]
By Jessica Easthope For people living in dense urban areas social distancing has been difficult, but for those who live in New […]
By Jessica Easthope Two-thirds of people living in the city rent their homes, and right now, many are worried about how they’re […]
By Christine Persichette Joyce Clark was just 23-years-old —a single mom of two —when she found herself homeless. “It was very overwhelming. […]
Currents News Staff A Vatican palace is now a homeless shelter on the orders of Pope Francis. The Palazzo Migliori, a spectacular […]
On the newscast: Hundreds of Catholic senior citizens are telling Mayor Bill De Blasio to keep his housing promises or they want […]
By Tamara Laine Hundreds of senior citizens from across New York City gathered at Gracie Mansion on June 12 to demand that […]