Chicago Gets Back Its Housing Agency
From Times Wire Reports
Chicago will get another chance to prove it can run its public housing program, which was seized by the federal government four years ago because of mismanagement. City officials said it will take several months to complete the transition and fine-tune plans to run the Chicago Housing Authority, which was turned over to the city by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The federal agency seized CHA in 1995 after a series of scandals.
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