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But some experts say more research is needed to tell if the technology is really working.

“All I want is heat to keep my bones warm!” said a tenant.

The water scare disrupted the lives of thousands of residents at the massive complex.

The city’s plan for public broadband is still on hold.

Mayor Eric Adams announced the appointment of NYCHA's interim CEO today.

The firm now says its earlier findings of arsenic in tap water at Jacob Riis Houses were 'incorrect' and new testing shows any contamination at trace levels.

Water samples at the Jacob Riis Houses were "found to be negative" for arsenic. But City Hall warns residents not to consume the tap water just yet.

Dozens of residents in Coney Island NYCHA complexes are suing the city over lack of cooking gas caused by a Hurricane Sandy spurred remediation project.

The workers expressed fears that they would be hassled when making deliveries and that the ban could extend to private landlords.

A 36-year-old woman was also killed.