The city Housing Authority’s failure to maintain its playgrounds has turned kid zones into danger zones, with scary conditions that could result in serious injury to children, the city ...

She was not just talking about the high price of the playground. Rohan was also referring to plans by the New York City Housing Authority, or NYCHA, to demolish the playground, possibly as soon as ...

After decades of out-of-date, rusted playground equipment in NYCHA housing projects, a playground on West 90th received much-needed beautification—but its remodel has attracted too much attention.

"NYCHA has cordoned off the impacted area at Queensbridge South to ensure resident safety and has worked to complete engineering assessments of the soil settlement issues affecting the playground ...

the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) has room to plant more than just gardens. New barbecue areas, dog parks and playgrounds could pop up on NYCHA campuses across the city. The process can ...

Redfern Houses ($9.3 million) Size: 50,000 square feet of NYCHA recreation area and Redfern Playground Scope: This project will reconstruct Redfern Playground and the adjacent NYCHA open ...

Scaffolding on our taller buildings can extend more than 40 feet, covering walkways and fencing off playgrounds and seating areas — essentially robbing NYCHA residents of needed outdoor space ...

Without further funding, Bova-Hiatt told the City Council, NYCHA would have to cut staff, pause planned construction projects to community centers and playgrounds, and forgo repairs required to ...

particularly from tenants who would potentially sacrifice playgrounds and basketball courts for the buildings. NYCHA has been on the brink of disaster due to a massive shortfall of rent collection ...