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The City Council Committee on Finance on Monday approved multiple large legal settlements related to alleged police misconduct and a proposal to require a higher City Council vote threshold to approve the issuance of city debt.
Mayor Brandon Johnson on Sunday announced he will seek a second term as mayor, putting to rest months of speculation about the future of his political career.
The City Council finance committee on Monday is set to consider multiple large legal settlements related to alleged police misconduct and a proposal to require a higher City Council vote threshold to approve the issuance of city debt.
The Committee on Finance will meet at 10 a.m. in council chambers.
The City Council Committee on Ethics and Government Oversight on Wednesday advanced an ordinance updating several provisions of the city ethics code, including requirements that candidates for city office stand by campaign ads, the requirement that independent contractors doing research and policy work for an alderperson or City Council committee follow the same ethics rules as city employees and a prohibition on the use of city insignias for campaigning.
The City Council Committee on Transportation and Public Way on Wednesday advanced the appointment of Elbert Reniva, a longtime real estate attorney, to serve on the Board of Directors for the Illinois International Port District.
Leaders from Bally’s, the operator of the forthcoming riverfront casino downtown, were grilled by alderpeople during a Wednesday hearing in the Committee on License and Consumer Protection on the gaming company’s recent announcement that they were reevaluating a full buildout of their $1.7 billion casino and resort project.
The City Council Committee on License and Consumer Protection on Wednesday will hold a hearing on the decision by Bally’s to pause construction on some of its downtown casino complex over its objection to the city’s legalization of video gambling.
The license committee will meet at 1 p.m. in council chambers.
The City Council Committee on Transportation and Public Way on Wednesday will consider a measure that would rename a park space in the Lincoln Park neighborhood after a noted, recently deceased community member, and it will consider a new port district board appointment.
The transportation committee will meet at 10:30 a.m. in Room 201A at City Hall.
An Illinois law allowing terminally ill patients to medically end their own lives went into effect over the weekend after a federal judge declined to block it.
The new Northern Illinois Transit Authority (NITA) board of directors will hold their first meeting Thursday, establishing the groundwork for the new oversight agency for public transit in the Chicago area.
The Illinois Gaming Board (IGB) approved new rules last week to modernize its Self-Exclusion Program, renewed the license of a Joliet casino and approved 29 video gaming establishment licenses, including 11 in Chicago.