Thousands spent years waiting in line for CHA housing aid, while others spent only a few days or weeks.
Equity & Economic Opportunity
CHA Tenants Shiver, City Sues Landlords
City Hall filed more than 200 lawsuits this year against landlords for inadequate heat. Dozens of those cases involve buildings subsidized through the Chicago Housing Authority.
Cashing In On The CHA
Sun-Times/BGA report finds that, since the CHA started razing high-rises, providing housing for the poor has become a growth industry for private landlords.
Comfortable Apartment, But โNeighborhood Is Troubleโ
Living in North Lawndale on Chicagoโs West Side, a Section 8 voucher recipient looks to get out of the area.
Illinois Pols Forge Cuba Connection
As U.S. lifts sanctions, downstate lawmakers tout stateโs agribusiness, commerce opportunities with island and envision a new export boom.
Mitsubishi Exits, Whatโs Illinoisโ Next Move?
A public-private task force seeks a new buyer or tenant for the automakerโs mammoth plant. But government may be reluctant to sweeten a deal with tax credits or other incentives, a Rescuing Illinois report finds.
