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Confident his snap curfew veto will be upheld, Mayor Johnson does victory lap prior to City Council vote
The City Council needs 34 votes to override Mayor Brandon Johnson’s veto of an ordinance that would allow the police to enact "snap curfews." Johnson predicted any override attempt would fail.
Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza is not running for a third term, instead possibly setting her sights on the mayor's ...
Chicago ended 2024 with a $161 million deficit. And a state bill boosting benefits for police and fire pensioners through ...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson joins Lisa Dent to weigh in on Ald. Walter Burnett Jr.’s suggestion that his son replaced him ...
Two big hanging Chicago political questions will get an answer later this morning when Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza is expected to announce if she’ll seek a third term in that job — or instead ...
Legalizing additional dwelling units across Chicago would expand housing options, support families and boost affordability ...
The issue has been debated for years since Anjanette Young was handcuffed and forced to stand naked while a team of police officers mistakenly raided her home.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson was elected on a left-wing agenda. But he is struggling to maintain support while governing, due to his own errors and relentless opposition.
A measure to help Chicago’s city council limit the mayor’s ability to borrow money has fallen short in committee. Alderman Marty Quinn proposed an ordinance which ...
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