A change to how the city approves CityFHEPS vouchers, aimed at saving money on rent, required additional review by state and city agencies—and delays.

Decades of discriminatory policies and practices have deprived Black seniors of the wealth that often provides stability in old age.

Statewide housing advocates say lower courts wrongly struck down protections for voucher holders, while landlords argue New York cannot force participation in the federal Section 8 program because doi...

The Department of Housing and Urban Development unlawfully restricted funding to private nonprofits that pursue housing discrimination claims, a federal judge ruled.

The town's housing authority used an unlawful system to curate its waitlist for apartments, according to federal officials.

New York City landlords are challenging city housing discrimination laws after a court ruled that a requirement for Section 8 was unconstitutional.

A shift in grant requirements would curtail fair housing investigations, according to a new lawsuit.

The city could be held liable for discrimination against a transgender woman who says they refused to place her in a women’s or transgender shelter.

The two sides fought over a program that helps prevent homelessness but which Mamdani has said is too expensive.

“The reason why a lot of these warehouses are placed where they are is based on histories of redlining,” the report's author told City Limits.

NYC’s Commission on Human Rights investigates landlords and real estate brokers who discriminate against rental voucher holders.

An increasing number of family homes in the outer boroughs are sold within two years of being bought—at huge markups.

Facing a budget gap, the Mamdani administration is fighting a court battle against laws that expand the CityFHEPS rental voucher.

Christine Clarke, commissioner and chair of the NYC Commission on Human Rights, talks about her new role.

Attorneys told a City Council hearing that tenants need more protections.

By Charlene Crowell (TriceEdneyWire.com) - For nearly 60 years, April has observed Fair Housing Month. But this year, attorneys general (AGs) from 15 states

The problems included narrow kitchens, bathrooms and doors, mailbox keys and laundry room dryers too high for wheelchair users, and steps up leading to private balconies and common areas like roof dec...

Investigations into the fair housing practices of Boston and Minneapolis contradict race-neutral guidance from the Supreme Court.

Zohran Mamdani promised to expand eligibility for the CityFHEPS rental voucher program to people with slightly higher incomes and households at risk of eviction, but a larger than expected fiscal defi...

Housing discrimination complaints have seen sharp increases recently. But watchdog agencies are facing resource cuts. Where does that leave consumers?

Co-op boards can reject potential apartment buyers without offering a reason. It’s time to make the process transparent.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey criticized the Trump administration for alleging that Boston violated the Fair Housing Act.

A Memphis nonprofit has uncovered evidence of widespread housing discrimination in the city — much of it based on race. The Fair Housing Council of