Chicago City Council passes Mayor Johnson’s $830 million infrastructure bond plan after pushback
The Chicago City Council narrowly passed a hotly contested $830 million infrastructure bond plan Wednesday backed by Mayor Brandon Johnson. Aldermen approved the plan in a 26-23 vote a day after Johnson’s administration proposed a version with clearer spending guardrails.
The city’s Department of Transportation confirmed this week that it is “actively working” to install the 50 cameras this year ...
In January 2023, shortly before the February Chicago mayoral elections, former Mayor Lori Lightfoot had a dismal 22% approval ...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson secured approval for his $830 million borrowing plan but can no longer use the money to benefit ...
Mayor Brandon Johnson and his CFO addressed their March 30 deadline to persuade the school board to make a $175 million ...
Johnson’s office and the school district have been locked in a dispute for months over responsibility for a pension payment.
Chicago Park District Supt. Rosa Escareno is stepping down, the latest shakeup in Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration ...
Mayor Brandon Johnson has largely failed to date in his many efforts to hike taxes on Chicagoans, so the city's credit card is pretty much all the mayor and his administration has left for financing ...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is insisting that his reworked $830 million bond issue is critical to city infrastructure.
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