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At City Club, Mayor Brandon Johnson asks why rich put profits over ‘the lives of my neighbors’ (opens the original)
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Mayor Brandon Johnson accused the city’s corporate class of ignoring Black and brown lives Wednesday in a wide-ranging speech to a crowd of business leaders who cheered his ideas but greeted with silence his promise to pay for them by taxing the rich. The appearance at the City Club of Chicago was Johnson’s first major public speech since announcing his reelection campaign a little over two weeks ago, and signals that he is entering his fight for a second term — and his fourth budget — with as f
City Council majority warns Mayor Brandon Johnson against proposing head tax again (opens the original)
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A majority of City Council members came out Monday in opposition to Mayor Brandon Johnson potentially taking another go at a corporate employee head tax in the upcoming 2027 budget. The letter signed by 29 aldermen is an early attempt by Johnson’s council opposition to stake out its territory ahead of the mayor’s fourth budget address next month. Johnson has not confirmed what he will propose in his spending plan for next year to close a projected $882 million gap, but progressive allies have cl
City Council punts $2.53 billion Chicago parking meter sale to Stonepeak (opens the original)
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Aldermen delayed a vote on the sale of Chicago’s parking meters Friday, punting a fateful decision on whether to turn the page on a decades-long saga widely considered one of the worst deals in city history. They are set to reconvene next week for a floor vote on an agreement to transfer ownership of Chicago’s infamously privatized parking meter system from one owner to another — not buy them back. During the special meeting, lead negotiators Alds. Pat Dowell and Scott Waguespack moved to defer
Daywatch: Chicago mayoral candidates running for two offices at once drives wedge in race (opens the original)
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As Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias launched his campaign to run for Chicago mayor in 2027, he left one important detail unsaid: He’s also running for reelection in this November’s election. The first-term secretary of state and mayoral candidate nonetheless responded with a succinct “No” when a reporter inquired after last month’s announcement whether it was hypocritical to ask millions of Illinois voters to return him to his statewide office while he also campaigned to lead the na
Illinois and Chicago sue Trump over looming rule making it harder for immigrants to get green cards (opens the original)
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Chicago and Illinois are filing legal challenges to a Trump administration rule set to take effect Friday that would give the federal government broader power to deny green cards to immigrants who receive welfare benefits — the latest legal clash between the White House and Democratic leaders Gov. JB Pritzker and Mayor Brandon Johnson. Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul signed the state onto one of two lawsuits filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York and named H
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