Chicago City Council rejects proposed fur ban, approves more than $3 million in police misconduct settlements
Several Black aldermen and clergy members rallied ahead of the meeting to urge the council to vote down a proposal from Ald. Raymond Lopez (15th) to ban new fur from being sold in the city.
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Chicago City Council members pressure school board to pay up — or risk losing other financial supportThe chair of City Council’s budget committee and the city’s chief financial officer told school board members they could ...
The city's immigration committee came under fire after it failed to meet for more than a year at the height of the migrant ...
CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Chicago City Council approved a settlement for a woman injured during a 2020 protest on Wednesday. The ...
West Chicago Age: Not given Occupation: Victim Assistance Coordinator, Diocese of Joliet Previous offices held: Ward ...
Amid a budget crunch and uncertain economy, Chicago is asking city vendors to take a 3% haircut on their existing contracts.
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The battle is heating up between Chicago Public Schools and City Hall over making a pension payment or finalizing new ...
Chief Procurement Officer Sharla Roberts’ surprise request this week was sent to all major contractors doing business with the city. The letter does not describe the nature of the economic crisis. Nor ...
The restaurant is set to be owned by chef Jamie Gilmore, an Aurora resident who runs Lizzy J Cafe in Chicago’s Fulton Market ...
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