50-0 — City Council unanimously kills Mayor Johnson's proposed $300 million property tax increase
The overwhelming vote was largely symbolic. Negotiations aimed at reducing or eliminating the property tax increase and replacing it with a healthy mix of new revenues and reprogrammed federal pandemic relief funds began last weekend.
Mayor Brandon Johnson on Thursday pushed back on criticism that his Chicago police budget plan endangers the department’s ...
In the 17 short months since his inauguration as Chicago’s mayor, Brandon Johnson has transformed his bold vision for the ...
In Chicago, the mayor and the teachers’ union are tightly connected. The relationship has ushered in generous spending and ...
No wonder Chicago’s one Jewish alderman, Debra Silverstein, 50th, called upon Mitchell Johnson to resign, saying that these ...
Mayor Brandon ... Mitchell Johnson, former executive director of the Developing Communities Project, is expected to serve as president of the new board, and Mary Gardner, a West Side community ...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has revised his $300 million property tax proposal to $150 million in a bid to secure City Council support for his $17.3 billion budget proposal. Johnson’s ...
CHICAGO — Despite continued promises not to raise property taxes stemming back to his mayoral campaign, Mayor Brandon ... after Johnson presented his budget proposal. On the other side of ...
When the entire Board of Education resigned in October and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced their ... by the mayor to live on the opposite side of their voting district than the 10 ...
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