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César de Castro is NYCHA tenants' pick to solve the mold problem
NYCHA tenants are planning a rally to promote the appointment of César de Castro as an ombudsperson to oversee mold remediation and prevention in public housing ahead of a court hearing Friday to weigh candidates for the position.
A NYCHA mold lawsuit from 2013 gets a revised settlement approved
U.S. District Court Judge William Pauley III approved a revised settlement agreement Thursday between NYCHA and residents with asthma who signed onto a 2013 class action lawsuit accusing the public housing authority of failing to eradicate mold.
1,000 new affordable units for NYCHA seniors on the way, Gov. Cuomo says
The state will finance 1,000 new affordable housing units for seniors on underutilized NYCHA property in Brooklyn, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Sunday.
NYCHA residents tired of being treated as ‘second-class citizens,’ demand money for repairs
The New York City Housing Authority’s beleaguered state of affairs has once again led residents to take to City Hall to demand more money.
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