Who Is the Next Joe Moore?
Since Alderman Joe Moore is now the mayor's supporter, who is going to be the next Joe Moore?
Since Alderman Joe Moore is now the mayor's supporter, who is going to be the next Joe Moore?
HuffingtonPost.com | Matt Sledge | Posted 05.10.2012
Under an agreement approved by the City Council last year, Chicago is set to hand over $6 million in tax increment financing to Accretive Health, the ...
Posted 04.24.2012
Updated Story Chicago's City Council approved Mayor Rahm Emanuel's Chicago Infrastructure Trust ordinance in a 41-7 vote Tuesday, a measure that ha...
Posted 04.19.2012
A City Council vote on Mayor Rahm Emanuel's much-publicized Chicago Infrastructure Trust was, in what was somewhat of a surprise twist, deferred Wedne...
Posted 04.16.2012
A number of Chicago aldermen and community activists alike are ramping up criticism of Mayor Rahm Emanuel's $7 billion "new Chicago" infrastructure pl...
Posted 03.14.2012
Rahm Emanuel's speed camera plan is expected to be considered Wednesday by Chicago's City Council -- an anticipated vote that arrives amidst a cloud o...
Posted 01.10.2012
When the Chicago Public Library announced via Facebook that nearly all branches would be closed Monday, it raised a few eyebrows. After all, there was...
Posted 11.08.2011
A supermajority of teachers at Englewood's Benjamin E. Mays Elementary Academy voted Thursday to add 90 minutes of instructional time to their school ...
Posted 08.17.2011
In most cities in the country, from New York to Seattle to humble Carrboro, North Carolina, the food truck craze is in full swing. But here in Chicago...
The Expired Meter | Posted 05.25.2011
With just a few weeks before Mayor Daley's five minute grace period for expired meter violations quietly sunsets on April 1st, 32nd Ward Alderman Scot...
Chicago Reader | January 14, 2010 | Posted 05.25.2011
One day late last summer, Tom Courtney came up with the preposterous notion of running for alderman of the 27th Ward. He'd be a 37-year-old white g...
Posted 05.25.2011
After a protracted struggle by city restaurateurs, Chicago's aldermen now have before them a draft ordinance that would allow food trucks to cook and ...
Huffington Post | Tim Taliaferro | Posted 05.25.2011
The deal to lease Chicago's parking meters to a private company has crippled the City's ability to make comprehensive transportation planning, a new r...
Fox Chicago | Posted 05.25.2011
The photos are from a frustrated club worker who says some officers have been slow to respond to his calls and he believes these pictures show why. ...
Huffington Post | Posted 05.25.2011
It's about to get a lot easier to find out where the reams of city taxpayer money spent on Tax Increment Financing districts goes. On Wednesday the C...
Huffington Post | Posted 05.25.2011
A bill that would require the City of Chicago to disclose all the financial details of murky Tax Increment Financing (TIF) deals is a step closer to b...
Esther J. Cepeda | Posted 05.25.2011
TIF districts make eyes glaze over because they're difficult to understand, difficult to track, and it takes decades to see the results of bad governance, perfect conditions for pulling the wool over citizens.
Chicago Reader | Mick Dumke | Posted 05.25.2011
But this being the Chicago City Council, where almost nothing moves forward without the imprimatur of the mayor, the proposal was tabled without a vot...
The Parking Ticket Geek | Posted 05.25.2011
Just a few weeks ago, the fate of Global Parking Management had been sealed. The private booting firm was going to be given the boot from the 32nd Ward. But emotions seem to have cooled.
Chicago Tribune | Dan Mihalopoulos | Posted 05.25.2011
Chicago Ald. Manuel Flores (1st) and Scott Waguespack (32nd) today introduced legislation directing the Daley administration to consider recouping tax...
Chicago Reader | Ben Joravsky | Posted 05.25.2011
Who has more clout over zoning in the 32nd Ward: Alderman Scott Waguespack or zoning lawyer James Banks? Ordinarily the alderman would be the obvious ...
The Parking Ticket Geek | Posted 05.25.2011
Ald. Waguespack and his staff looked into the problem and discovered there were some discrepancies that led to so many cars being towed improperly.
Kyle Hillman | Posted 05.10.2012