Tenants who get affordable housing through the city’s lottery or a rental assistance voucher often can’t afford amenity fees in new mixed-income luxury buildings, creating what one described as a "two...

While some agencies have resisted efforts by Elon Musk’s team to access confidential records, HUD has opened the door. The potential harm to privacy could be significant.

HUD staff and budget are already stretched too thin, and more will exacerbate a national housing crisis, observers say

Department of Government Efficiency workers embedded in the Education Department have been processing sensitive agency data using artificial intelligence.

As the prosecution prepares to rest its case against Penny, a glimpse into his thinking that day.

From “good cause” carve outs to adjusted IAI caps, City Limits breaks down how major planks of the state budget deal will impact tenants’ eviction protections—and rents.

A Crown Heights building in limbo could inspire more landlords to deregulate through demolition—or more tenants to fight to stay in their homes.

A Crown Heights building in limbo could inspire more landlords to deregulate through demolition—or more tenants to fight to stay in their homes.

While defenders see the preservation of shelter rights in the long term, opponents are raising implementation concerns. They say the settlement agreement enforces a recent trend of unequal treatment b...

While advocates who specialize in public benefits have called for these backlogs to be cut, they say New Yorkers who rely on cash and food support are not yet out of the woods.

While Mobilization for Justice's staff union has particular grievances—they say their employer has failed to stay competitive with its peers—many members are experiencing a strain familiar to tenant l...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday said it will not take up two lingering challenges to rent stabilization from New York City landlords, ending months of uncertainty after a broad challenge to the regi...

A lawsuit on behalf of voucher holders at risk of eviction highlights a population in the crosshairs of a policy fight between the City Council and Mayor Eric Adams.

Despite a veto override, a December letter from Department of Social Services Commissioner Molly Park says certain CityFHEPs voucher legislation passed by the City Council “cannot be implemented at ...

While New York City must propose a balanced budget in January for the coming fiscal year, some say Adams’ approach to closing the gap is a blunt instrument, and not the only option.

Speaking from the City Hall rotunda, Mayor Eric Adams celebrated that 54 people on a city-managed short list are now off of the streets—a share of whom experienced involuntary hospitalization—one ...

With under two months left on the clock, the administration is not taking steps to fully implement a package of bills that would expand rental voucher eligibility among New Yorkers facing eviction.

Political calculus around a City Council race in the East Bronx has slowed the approval process for "Just Home," a plan to house seriously ill people leaving jail, and could cue up a test: whether the...

Political calculus around a City Council race in the East Bronx has slowed the approval process for "Just Home," a plan to house seriously ill people leaving jail, and could cue up a test: whether the...

A recently-opened facility dedicated to “reticketing” has sown confusion, emerging as one of the only options—along with new “waiting areas”—for recently-arrived immigrants forced to leave...

A recently-opened facility dedicated to “reticketing” has sown confusion, emerging as one of the only options—along with new “waiting areas”—for recently-arrived immigrants forced to leave...

A 2019 plan to expand the Justice Involved Supportive Housing program would satisfy a commitment in former Mayor Bill de Blasio’s 2019 Points of Agreement to close the city’s notorious jail on Rik...