La Villita residents and activists protest the private opening of a massive distribution center right off the I-55
With more than 20,000 Chicago evictions predicted after the moratorium is lifted, we need a policy that protects renters
Auburn Gresham residents grapple with the City’s vision for development on 79th Street
Obama Center CBA organizers remain focused on Black South Siders’ needs as rents climb.
The goal is to address the inequitable distribution of vaccines for the most vulnerable across the city.
Reduced capacity and lack of turnover due to COVID-19 has complicated things in shelters.
Chicago’s annual homeless count provides a “snapshot” of who is sleeping on the street, but critics say it’s inaccurate and can be traumatic.
NYC’s Housing Authority completed ninety-six percent of tenancy approvals in under thirty days; during the same period, CHA completed thirty percent
Data from the Chinese American Service League shows an exodus to the South and West
A building in limbo is housing people during the pandemic, but for how long?