Chicago inspector general alleges obstruction by city's law department
Chicago's inspector general is now calling on the city council to protect her office from outside interference.
Mayor's $830 million city bond sale is a bad idea that needs a serious fix
The city needs to handle its borrowing in the most prudent way possible. Back-loading bond repayments in a way that sends the ...
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City plan calls for keeping most of West Side’s Armitage corridor industrial
The city is proposing to keep most of Chicago West Side’s Armitage industrial corridor zoned for industrial businesses, while ...
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Mayor Johnson to Form Task Force to Rid CPD of Extremist Groups, After 8 Month Delay
Inspector General Deborah Witzburg urged Mayor Brandon Johnson in July to form a task force as part of an effort to ...
Future of homeless camp in Chicago’s Gompers Park uncertain; rehousing efforts delayed until next month
The city has begun removing some tents this week from a controversial Northwest Side homeless encampment that has divided neighbors, city officials and homeless advocates on the best path forward for ...
Future of homeless camp in Gompers Park uncertain; rehousing efforts delayed until next month
The future of the roughly 20 people in the Gompers Park encampment remains uncertain after a planned rehousing event was ...
Plan Commission green-lights land use plan that could bring thousands of new housing units to Edgewater and Uptown
The Chicago Plan Commission on Thursday approved a land use plan that could bring thousands of new housing units to a ...
Divisive Old Town residential development going before Chicago Plan Commission
Ald. Brian Hopkins and developer Fern Hill reached a compromise for the project, but some local groups still aren't happy with the plans.
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City Council Votes 21-28 to Reject Push to Lower Chicago’s Default Speed Limit to 25 MPH
The measure failed after nearly all members of the City Council’s Black Caucus voted against it because of concerns that the ...