Some slick lawyering has left a tenant in New York City Housing Partnership housing paying back rent for an apartment that was almost too dangerous to live in.

The latest chapter in the battle to unionize the nation’s oldest CDC starred a former union official who stopped by to tell workers they shouldn’t join his old local.

When workers at the legendary Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation began to organize a union, management got busy, too, hiring a firm with a reputation for union-busting. Is this any way to…

The latest phone scams rip off poor New Yorkers with dud cards and losing schemes.

Five residents reflect on 50 years of life in the New York City Housing Authority’s Jacob Riis Houses.

A welfare cut-off might bring the end to a SRO resident’s stay.