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City Council

Alderman wants black candidate to replace police commander

Mayor’s budget package, including 75-cent cigarette tax hike, sails through council committees

Tunney defends major mixed-use project near Wrigley

Alderman Tom Tunney (44th) on Thursday energetically defended a proposed $140 million development project that would be located adjacent to Wrigley Field. Opponents of the project argued the plans include too many parking spaces.

'Transparency' bill turns out to be something else

Aldermen reject Progressive Caucus parliamentary maneuver to force vote on TIF funds, school board elections

An attempt Wednesday by the City Council’s Progressive Reform Caucus to call for a floor vote two pieces of legislation that had not passed through committee resulted in a fiery debate on the City Council’s legislative process and the city’s tax increment financing economic development program.  

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Rename Cultural Center for ‘Sis’ Daley, alderman proposes

22nd Ward residents to get a voice in how infrastructure money is spent

Wrigley Field tax break advances

The City Council Finance Committee approved on Tuesday an estimated $8.5 million in tax breaks over 12 years for Wrigley Field Holdings, LLC to offset some of the costs of the planned redevelopment of Wrigley Field.

Aldermen approved the tax break unanimously by voice vote and with no discussion, save an endorsement from Alderman Tom Tunney, whose 44th Ward includes the Cub’s baseball stadium. Tunney described the property tax relief as “another chapter” in the multi-layered and controversial plan to redo Wrigley Field and the immediate surrounding area.

Lakeview one step closer to new Mariano's grocery, alderman says

Construction starts on controversial Northwest Side housing complex

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