The Economic Development Corporation manages city land in the service of private profit. We need a new approach.

Donovan has a progressive housing platform. But does it match his record?

Only big, strong, mean grassroots campaigns can turn this around

With a week left in the legislative session, New York lawmakers shelved a plan that aimed to revamp 25,000 NYCHA apartments.

The major provisions of New York’s 2021 budget.

“A year from now, this money will still be in the hands of Governor Cuomo, unused - and that’s exactly what he wants.”

Governor Andrew Cuomo is pushing to impose stringent requirements, according to lawmakers and tenant advocates, that could delay and decrease aid.

The legislature is pushing for a statewide rental assistance program that advocates say would be one the largest efforts to combat homelessness in recent memory.

Advocates are pushing the legislature to extend and strengthen a moratorium on water shutoffs set to expire at the end of the month.

“We sleep together like chickens”: Street homeless New Yorkers describe the struggle to endure the pandemic-era winter.

New York’s looming foreclosure crisis could lead to massive corporate windfalls - or to large-scale social housing conversions. The choice is ours.

New York must immediately reinstate a complete eviction moratorium, incoming DSA legislators argue, because you can’t stay at home if you’re forced out of it.

Sources both inside and outside the legislature say Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie is pushing back against the Senate Democrats’ proposal for a blanket moratorium.

Many upstate cities don’t test old houses for lead poisoning until after children have already tested positive. A new bill would change that.

Leaving Rikers Island, many former detainees can’t rent apartments or get jobs - because the city lost their ID.