Chicago’s city council has approved Mayor Brandon Johnson’s $830 million bond issue. By a vote of 26 to 23, aldermen said ...

The Chicago City Council narrowly passed a hotly contested $830 million infrastructure bond plan Wednesday backed by Mayor ...

Aldermen approved the plan in a 26-23 vote a day after Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration proposed a version with clearer ...

The City Council narrowly approved Mayor Brandon Johnson's controversial $830 million bond deal to finance neighborhood ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s team is offering aldermen language clarifying that the money will not be used for purposes other than ...

Investing in infrastructure, clean water, and roads is an investment in public safety. It is not a question of if we invest ...

The city needs to handle its borrowing in the most prudent way possible. Back-loading bond repayments in a way that sends the ...

Chicago's City Council on Wednesday approved the sale of $830 million of general obligation bonds that Mayor Brandon Johnson ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s $830 million bond proposal for infrastructure projects in Chicago will be voted on Wednesday, with ...

In a survey of nearly 700 likely Chicago voters last week, 3M Strategies found that almost 80% of respondents disapproved of the job Johnson was doing.

Chicago doesn't need another Ponzi scheme that simply punts its debt problem to another decade; the city needs its own DOGE to start slashing spending.