Landlord alleged to have set tenant’s car ablaze in ongoing harassment.
A landlord in Los Angeles is facing serious accusations from tenants, who say he has threatened them with violent acts, including setting their vehicles on fire and using bear spray against them. Nela Petrusan, who manages a property in downtown Los Angeles, appeared in court on Wednesday to respond to charges of criminal harassment. Allegations […]
Mamdani focuses on $2.5B for NYCHA environmental improvements while tenants’ homes deteriorate
Residents Call for Basic Solutions Amid Green Initiatives As Mayor Zoran Mamdani showcases a $2.5 billion initiative aimed at enhancing public housing with heat pumps and green upgrades, many long-standing residents of New York City are urging the city to tackle more pressing issues in their deteriorating homes. The ambitious eco-project announced on Earth Day […]
Mamdani seeks support from NYCHA tenants during ‘rental ripoff’ hearing after facing claims of neglecting public housing
Mayor Faces Criticism at Public Housing Hearing Amid heckling and accusations of neglecting public housing, Mayor Zoran Mamdani made his first in-person appearance at a “rent rip-off” hearing, aiming to connect with public housing tenants. As he began his remarks at Fordham University in the Bronx, one woman interrupted, shouting, “Public housing first, mayor, public […]
Tenants express frustration over ‘inhumane’ conditions before Mamdani’s first hearing on ‘rental ripoff’ issues
Residents Demand Mayor’s Attention on Public Housing Issues Residents living in public housing are calling on Mayor Zoran Mamdani to address the dire conditions in city-run apartments during his first “rent rip-off” hearing in Brooklyn. They described these situations as “inhumane.” Tenants of the New York City Housing Authority expressed frustration over being excluded from […]
Zohran Mamdani’s hearings on ‘rent scams’ will prevent NYCHA tenants from voicing complaints
Mayor Zoran Mamdani’s upcoming “rent rip-off” hearings will notably exclude testimony from tenants residing in public housing. This is surprising, considering that the agency managing these apartments has frequently been labeled the “worst” in all five boroughs. The first of these grievance meetings is scheduled for February 26, but the initiative seems to focus solely […]
Thousands in NYC Left Without Heat, Tenants Criticize Mayor Zohran Mamdani
Heat and Hot Water Crisis in New York City In January, many residents of New York City reported severe issues with heating and hot water, particularly affecting both private and public housing tenants. A significant number of complaints has led some voices to criticize Mayor Zoran Mamdani for his lack of response to the situation, […]
Housing officials directed to confirm tenants’ citizenship: ‘Spare no effort’
HUD Demands Citizenship Checks for Tenants On Friday, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) instructed public housing authorities to carry out “immediate citizenship checks” on tenants, warning that failure to do so could jeopardize federal funding. This directive follows an audit by HUD and the Department of Homeland Security, which revealed that around […]
Mamdani’s focus on prioritizing tenants highlights the need for New York to establish an office for landlords.
Debate Over NYC Housing Policy Intensifies Mayor Zoran Mamdani of New York City is facing criticism from the White House and others following his appointment of Carla Weaver, a known skeptic of property rights, to lead the city’s tenant protection agency. Weaver has controversially referred to homeownership as a form of “white supremacy” and has […]
‘Take private property’: NYC’s socialist mayor appoints someone with communist ties to head office for ‘Protecting Tenants’
Zoran Mamdani’s Radical Moves as NYC Mayor Zoran Mamdani has recently taken office as the Democratic Socialist mayor of New York City and is pushing his progressive agenda. One of his first actions was appointing Shea Weaver, known for her strong stance against private property, to lead the mayor’s office, which focuses on tenant protections. […]
Report Reveals Billions in Rental Aid Went to Deceased Tenants
A recent report from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) revealed that billions in rental assistance funds were allocated to tenants who had passed away. About 30,000 deceased individuals, along with many others who might not be citizens, received rental aid. This information comes from HUD’s Fiscal Year 2025 “Authority Financial Report.” […]