Both inside and outside the Rent Guidelines Board’s public hearing Thursday, tenants and landlords shouted, booed, and jeered at each other in almost equal measure over future rents for regulated apartments. via @caseywetherbee: citylimits.org/tenants-landl…

In Sunset Park, the local BID director said he was worried concerns around ongoing federal immigration enforcement could dampen some of the usual World Cup hype. "That’s where the fear has an impact, which is also economic," he said. citylimits.org/as-city-leade…

City Limits is excited to welcome journalist Sunny Nagpaul to our newsroom! Sunny will report exclusively on NYCHA, and on the more than 500,000 New Yorkers who call public housing home. Send story ideas and tips to: [email protected]. citylimits.org/city-limits-a…

“[New York’s administration] is leaning into the wave of conservative policy. It just feels really tone deaf to what most New Yorkers actually care about and want,” said Emily Skydel, New York Hudson Valley senior organizer at Food & Water Watch. bit.ly/4ijm2cY

CityFHEPS vouchers are supposed to give low-income New Yorkers more choice in where they live, but data shows that voucher holders are predominately renting in certain Bronx and Southeast Brooklyn neighborhoods. via @patrickspauster: bit.ly/3CBd3Ey

Lara, who’s lived at Fulton Houses for 22 years, is among those opposing NYCHA's plan to demolish and rebuild the development. “I don’t need a dishwasher. I don’t need a washer and dryer. I don’t need all this luxury that you’re offering,” she said. bit.ly/4jua5SX

All children in New York City aged 3 or 4 are eligible for 3-K and Pre-K, regardless of immigration status. Here's what you need to know. via @dparramejia: bit.ly/40BSsZS

“The Assembly...championed our nation-leading landmark climate law [in 2019],” said @Earthjustice's @LizAGMoran. “And yet ever since, they have been hamstringing the opportunity to pass policies so we can actually meet the goals set by the law.” bit.ly/3DPIbAk

After a split decision between two funding options—PACT and the Preservation Trust—residents at NYCHA's Hylan Houses must head back to the polls starting Feb. 26 to break the tie. via @tatyanacturner: bit.ly/4aeSlXw

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With delayed timelines and ongoing construction, NYCHA's Red Hook residents are still living in limbo more than a decade after Hurricane Sandy, as they wait for a $485 million resiliency project to come to life. via @MariRebuaSimoes and @tatyanacturner: bit.ly/40mCV0p

After months of uncertainty, adult literacy providers left out of earlier city contracts will receive funding to continue their classes thanks to a one-time, $10 million infusion funded by @NYCCouncil initiatives for this fiscal year. via @dparramejia: bit.ly/4gVlqKp

Fixed incomes and unsustainable cost-of-living increases have pushed many older adults further into food insecurity and isolation. In New York City, meal deliveries provide a lifeline to tens of thousands each year. via @subeksha & @aditalwar: bit.ly/4eqxpxT