Days before ShotSpotter contract ends, alders try to outmaneuver Mayor Brandon Johnson
ShotSpotter is set to go dark on Sunday, fulfilling a campaign promise by Mayor Brandon Johnson to cancel the city's contract with the company that owns the gunfire detection system. But several City Council members are continuing their fight to save ShotSpotter.
Ald. Silvana Tabares: Mayor Brandon Johnson’s leadership needs a lesson in math
It’s an age-old maxim to say politics is a game of addition, not subtraction. Coalition building is about bringing people together. By bringing more people to the table, you create an environment where opinions can be heard, more data is considered and a plan is drafted with all voices echoing in its construction.
Johnson and other elected officials had until Sunday to reject the 4.1% pay raise. At least two alderpersons have said they ...
With a months-long fight over the mayor's zoning chair pick seemingly settled, a new front is opening in the battle over ...
It seems almost a foregone conclusion that a property tax hike will be in the plan. Mayor Brandon Johnson likely has no ...
Johnson is asking for billions in state bailouts, and good luck with that. He and the Chicago Teachers Union have indicated ...
WARRENTON — Brandon Johnson is digging this quarterbacking thing. The Warrenton High senior has been a standout at safety the ...
After facing an onslaught of criticism last week for a shake-up in his City Hall lobbying team that involved elevating a key ...
Ald. Brendan Reilly (42nd) is in almost constant contact with business leaders, and “all they want to talk about" is finding ...
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