New York City's troubled public housing authority, NYCHA, has made a disturbing discovery in its recently launched inspection program. According to officials, 27 units were found to be occupied by squatters, highlighting ongoing issues with vacancy rates and security in the city's public housing system. The surprise findings come as NYCHA faces intense scrutiny over its management and maintenance of its 326 developments, which are home to over 400,000 residents. As the city struggles to address the crisis, the discovery of squatters in these units raises serious concerns about the safety and integrity of NYCHA's properties.
27 squatters found in NYCHA units under new inspection program, agency says CBS News
