Subject: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

• Going Postal

  January 29, 1998

• Mean Streets

  June 10, 1999

• Manee Nanny

  Coddle the Cows

  July 3, 2008

• Urban Removal

  It's the same old story, critics say: displacing blacks to make way for whites

  March 17, 2005

• Our Mayor, the Lobbyist

  The Politics of Profit

  September 16, 2004

• Indian War

  A Hollywood man has spent the past decade trying to pry open the Seminoles' accounting books -- without much success

  December 5, 2002

• An Unpleasant Development

  The plan to build Merry Place could rekindle an inner-city dream

  June 27, 2002

• Corporate Grinch

  Home lenders often sock it to suckers. Particularly in Broward County.

  January 10, 2002

• Almost Perfect

  The rise and fall of Perfection, South Florida's biggest and boldest New Urbanist community

  September 13, 2001

• The City and Mr. Jones

  Developer Milton Jones confronts Sistrunk's segregation-induced funk

  June 7, 2001

• A Double Whammy

  Two top execs at the gaming company that Boulis built have deep ties to the Christian right

  February 22, 2001

• Rats Indeed

  A Fort Lauderdale woman, homeless because she missed a deadline, says bureaucrats have done her wrong

  September 21, 2000

• One Strike and You're Out on the Street

  If one family member gets in trouble, the Broward County Housing Authority evicts everyone. That policy forced Dorothy Springer out of her home.

  June 15, 2000

• Eyes on a Prize, Moore or Less

  Carlton Moore is expected to seek a spot on the powerful county commission. But first, he has to overcome his wheeler-dealer image.

  June 8, 2000

• The American Dream, Minus the Kids

  For hundreds of Broward families, the attempt at home ownership is being ruined by one factor: discrimination against children

  April 13, 2000

• Burning Down the House

  After the closing of an apartment building for AIDS victims in Fort Lauderdale, the city's ability to oversee a multimillion-dollar, federally funded program is called into question

  October 14, 1999

• Trouble's Her Middle Name: Vice Mayor Is a Woman in Distress

  Sylvia FergusonDeerfield Beach Vice Mayor Sylvia Ferguson (previously Poitier) may have had a financial interest in a nonprofit corporation for which she voted to award public funds. Acts of Sedition blogger Chaz Stevens has posted financial documents of the Westside Deerfield Businessmen Association that show the nonprofit owes Lionel Ferguson $74,000, as well as a document from the Broward County Department of Environmental Protection that identifies Ferguson as the vice mayor's brother and ci

  June 29, 2009

• West Palm Beach Mayor Lois Frankel Took on Community Activists, and Dreams for Northwood Village Died

  October 15, 2009