Editorial: Mayor Brandon Johnson is maxing out Chicago’s credit card. Aldermen, intervene.
We keep learning more highly questionable aspects of the Johnson administration’s plan to float $830 million in new bonds.
Illinois 'Super Mayor' Tiffany Henyard loses by a landslide in bid for reelection
Tiffany Henyard reminded residents of the repaved streets and sidewalks she brought to fruition, and a $3 million grant to ...
Mayor Brandon Johnson warns he will need to dip into reserves unless school board approves pension payment, borrowing
Mayor Brandon Johnson and his CFO addressed their March 30 deadline to persuade the school board to make a $175 million ...
Mayor Johnson tightens CPS language, stands pat on $830M infrastructure bond on eve of showdown vote
"This is not a payday loan" Mayor Brandon Johnson declared Tuesday in discussing his $830 million bond issue, up for City Council approval Wednesday.
Mayor Johnson’s office intensifies push for CPS borrowing to avoid leaving city in the red
Johnson’s office and the school district have been locked in a dispute for months over responsibility for a pension payment.
Daywatch: What we know about primary elections in Chicago’s suburbs
Good morning, Chicago. Primary elections were held last night in Chicago’s suburbs, and several well-known names were on the ...
City Council to vote on Mayor Johnson’s $830M bond plan
Mayor Brandon Johnson’s $830 million bond proposal for infrastructure projects in Chicago will be voted on Wednesday, with ...
Mayor Johnson says he will defend Chicago's ‘values' in hearing on Capitol Hill
More than a week before Mayor Brandon Johnson is expected testify on Capitol Hill before the House Oversight Committee on the ...
Chicago-area elections to watch include Dolton mayor, Cicero town president
Chicago-area voters in several communities are heading to the polls on Tuesday in primary elections to help determine which ...
Chicago City Council expected to take up $830M bond
Mayor Brandon Johnson will oversee a special meeting of the City Council as he tries again to pass his proposed $830 million bond.
Is Mayor Brandon Johnson is ready to defend Chicago's sanctuary city law to Congress?
Former Congressman Luis Gutierrez believes whatever Mayor Brandon Johnson says to Congress could be used against him and Chicago and could lead to federal funds being withheld.
Mayor Johnson to defend Chicago’s sanctuary city status in Washington
Chicago has been a sanctuary since 2012, established under then-Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel. But in recent years, the number of migrants from the southern border has increased significantly, with many ...