• Alex Nitkin
    NOV 15, 2021
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    News in brief: Gardiner to face ethics board; Pedicab noise restrictions in line for vote; Redistricting hearings come to a close

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    Ald. James Gardiner (45) has a date with the Chicago Board of Ethics on Monday to determine whether he incurred enough violations of the city’s ethics code to rack up $7,000 in fines. The City Council’s license committee will take up a host of measures to tighten regulations on various businesses. And aldermen will meet for the last of three public hearings scheduled to discuss the city’s ongoing remap process.

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