National Museum of Public Housing leaders hope visitors see there’s more to life in public housing than what's on the news.

Alexander Polikoff, a public interest lawyer behind a landmark CHA segregation case that remade public housing in Chicago, has died.

Public housing in America has always been for the nation’s poor and working class. ... Public housing around Chicago and the nation fell into despair in the ’80s and ’90s when federal ...

Chicago’s mayor has an ambitious plan to make the city an active partner in getting more housing built. It’s the way things ...

In a neighborhood where demolition of vintage housing has been rampant for years, a developer opted to retain an 1870s building and its six apartments.

The thought that the pause in SDC fees will somehow miraculously spur construction of affordable and market rate housing is ...

Costs to house the poor are approaching, and sometimes exceeding, $1 million per unit in cities across the country, including D.C., L.A., and Chicago.

Democrats may be out of power in Washington, but just over half of Americans live in states with Democratic governors. All ...

The Chicago clerk’s office has kept identifying application materials for more than 2,700 people who used the online CityKey system since December, documents ICE is seeking.

Many longtime New Yorkers have had a sinking feeling at some point in the past decade. They have worried that their city was ...