Officials have broken ground on Parkside 5, a 99-unit mixed-income development on the former Cabrini-Green public housing ...

The development will include 99 units, spread across one high-rise and three low-rise buildings. In rare move, Congress pushes back on Trump over Library of Congress How to hard boil eggs without ...

The Cabrini-Green Local Advisory Council ... its years of tearing down crime-plagued and neglected public housing projects. In a 1999 settlement, the CHA owed that right to more than 16,000 ...

“We Grown Now” is a handsome, heavy-footed nostalgia piece that takes place in Chicago’s Cabrini-Green public housing project in October 1992, when the neighborhood became infamous as the ...

When I saw writer-director Minhal Baig’s sophomore feature film, “We Grown Now,” at last year’s Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), I missed the parental reference its vernacular ...

Set in the high-rises of the Cabrini-Green housing project in 1992, when the beleaguered complex’s decline was palpable, it sounds like a recipe for doleful poverty-gazing. But in Windy City ...

When looking at social housing projects, we see projects that aim to house those with the least resources, and they can come in a variety of different forms and sizes. Yet even with these good ...

Before 1992, Cabrini-Green, a more than 15,000-person housing project originally built as homes for war veterans, was just another Black and brown community in Chicago that was in decline.

Before 1992, Cabrini-Green, a more than 15,000-person housing project originally built as homes for war veterans, was just another Black and brown community in Chicago that was in decline. It was ...

The plan aimed to replace large public housing projects like Cabrini-Green with mixed-income communities. As a result, the neighborhood has seen the demolition of the notorious Cabrini-Green ...