Jose Suarez says he has been stopped repeatedly by the police when visiting his grandchildren at a public housing development. Similar complaints have tenant leaders calling for changes in police policies.
After years of complaints from some residents, the NYPD and NYCHA are meeting with tenants about police policies in public housing.
A court ruling barring the FCC from regulating broadband has local organizations plotting how to give the agency new teeth.
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