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Mayor Lori Lightfoot will ask aldermen to approve a revised set of rules on Tuesday outlining where recreational cannabis dispensaries are allowed to open after sales become legal on Jan. 1.
The cannabis exclusion zone as proposed by Mayor Lori Lightfoot. [Chicago Mayor's Office]
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Aldermen approved a pilot program on Friday aimed at helping people buy and maintain affordable houses in gentrifying neighborhoods on the city’s South, West and Northwest Sides.
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OCT 11, 2019
Housing officials will announce on Friday that the city committed about $105 million to preserve, improve or create 2,836 units of affordable housing through the first half of 2019, in line with reaching the city’s goal of 5,700 units by the end of the year.
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OCT 11, 2019
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle singled out winding down the county jail’s population and kick-starting development in the South Suburbs as key priorities of the 2020 budget she released on Thursday, but she offered no plan to address the ballooning health care costs that threaten to reverse nearly a decade of shrinking deficits.
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Efforts to transform land that has been vacant since the last tower at the Cabrini-Green public housing development was torn down eight years ago advanced Thursday in a vote of the City Council’s Finance Committee.
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Aldermen are set to press Chicago Police Department officials Friday on why less than 16 percent of murders were solved during the first six months of 2018.
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OCT 10, 2019
The city’s Department of Innovation and Technology would be folded into the Department of Fleet and Facility Management under a proposal unveiled by Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Wednesday.
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The surviving spouses of Chicago Police Department officers killed in the line of duty would no longer have to pay property taxes to the city on their homes under a measure set to be considered Thursday by aldermen.
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OCT 10, 2019
Aldermen on Wednesday advanced a proposal from City Clerk Anna Valencia to extend and widen a pilot program that waives city sticker fees for veterans who have been honorably discharged from the armed services.
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This still image taken from police dash camera video, eventually released by the city in November 2015, shows Chicago teen Laquan McDonald just prior to being shot by Officer Jason Van Dyke on Oct. 20, 2014. (Chicago Police Department)
Flexing new powers championed by Mayor Lori Lightfoot and approved by the Chicago City Council, city officials Wednesday released new details about the investigation into former Police Officer Jason Van Dyke, who murdered 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, and 15 officers accused of covering up the shooting.
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OCT 10, 2019
Cook County would add 265 employees to its various executive offices while cutting 638 unfilled positions from its health system under the 2020 budget set to be unveiled by Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle on Thursday.
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Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s pick to lead the Chicago Department of Planning and Development is scheduled to face public questions from aldermen for the first time during a meeting of the City Council’s Committee on Economic, Technology and Capital Development on Thursday.
Maurice Cox. [Submitted]
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Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle is expected to unveil a budget this week with no tax hikes or large-scale layoffs, a departure from previous years and a sharp contrast against the unprecedented budget hole faced by Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot.
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Smaller supermarkets would be allowed to sell booze starting at 8 a.m. on Sundays under a measure that cleared a key city panel on Tuesday.
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An investigation by the city’s watchdog found that vehicles with placards issued by the Chicago Police Department parked illegally near City Hall and blocked fire lanes, posing a safety hazard in “blatant disregard” of rules.
The alley at 140 W. Court Place, where Chicago Police officials parked illegally near City Hall, according to Inspector General Joseph Ferguson. [Heather Cherone/The Daily Line]
