Lawsuit claims Chicago distracted driving tickets invalid
Lawsuit claims Chicago distracted driving tickets invalid
Distracted driving citations dropped by 99 percent after a 2015 Chicago ordinance was passed to comply with state law.
Distracted driving citations dropped by 99 percent after a 2015 Chicago ordinance was passed to comply with state law.
Lawsuits by employees over the use of fingerprint time clocks could cost companies millions in damages.
Illinois’ election districts heavily dilute suburban vote.
Senate Bill 1 would force Illinois taxpayers to pick up the tab for CPS’ mismanagement of its finances.
Analysis from PolitiFact Illinois and the Better Government Association misreads or ignores Chicago Public Schools bailout provisions within Senate Bill 1.
The new tax will make soda sold in Chicago among the most expensive in the country.
In the wake of the city’s 2018 preliminary budget report, Mayor Rahm Emanuel is playing it close to the vest about whether to raise taxes.
The governor can exercise the veto power in four different ways: a total veto, an amendatory veto, an item veto and a reduction veto.
David Piccioli sought a teacher pension after lobbying for the Illinois Federation of Teachers.
Gov. Bruce Rauner’s amendatory veto strips a Chicago bailout from Senate Bill 1, among other changes.
The loan will not be paid off until current kindergarteners are in their mid-30s.
Senate Bill 1 provides a $215 million annual pension bailout and other carve-outs worth hundreds of millions of dollars more to CPS.