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City of Chicago Updates to the New Arrivals Mission
CHICAGO – The Mayor’s Office of Chicago has provided an update to the City Council members regarding the ongoing efforts and developments of the New Arrivals Mission. The briefing included discussions on federal advocacy, cost-saving measures, alternative shelter models, and a new funding request set to be introduced in the Budget Committee.Key among the updates was a new funding request aimed at supplementing investments from Cook County and the State of Illinois. This request includes $70 million from the City’s assigned fund balance reserve, in addition to the $150...
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Mayor Brandon Johnson’s Remarks on the Release of Bodycam Video from a March 21 Police-Involved Shooting
Mayor Brandon Johnson, in a press conference on April 9, 2024, addressed the release of bodycam footage from a police-involved shooting that occurred on March 21st in Garfield Park. Johnson expressed his deep sorrow over the incident, stating, "I am personally devastated to see yet another young Black man lose his life during an interaction with the police."He extended his condolences to the family of Dexter Reed, the young man who lost his life in the shooting, saying, "My heart breaks for the family of Dexter Reed. They are grieving the loss of a son, a brother, and a...
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ICYMI: Mayor Johnson Moves Forward with Affordable Housing and Business Development Agenda
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has been making significant strides in advancing his affordable housing and business development agenda for the city's working population. Last week, a series of major announcements were rolled out, showcasing the mayor's commitment to addressing crucial issues affecting Chicagoans.One of the key highlights was the appointment of Sendy Soto as Chicago’s first Chief Homelessness Officer. Soto, a lifelong Chicagoan with a deep understanding of housing insecurity, emphasized the importance of addressing systemic barriers for zero-to-low income...
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Chicago Public Health Dept 'Measles Dashboard': 57 identified illegal alien measles cases, exposures reported on CTA Halsted 8 bus
The City of Chicago Public Health Department says it has identified 57 "confirmed cases" of measles brought to Chicago by illegal aliens, now living in shelters across the city.
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Mayor Brandon Johnson Statement on the Passing of Cook County Clerk Karen Yarbrough
CHICAGO – On behalf of the City of Chicago, Mayor Brandon Johnson expressed his condolences following the passing of Cook County Clerk Karen Yarbrough. Mayor Johnson stated, "On behalf of the City of Chicago, I am sending my heartfelt condolences to the family and loved ones of Cook County Clerk Karen Yarbrough."Describing Yarbrough as a pioneer and a tireless legislator, Mayor Johnson highlighted her commitment to social and economic justice throughout her years of public service. He acknowledged her as the first African-American and the first woman to hold the position...
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‘Chicago gives you more;’ Denver officials encourage illegal aliens to go east, to Illinois
A top Denver official is asking illegal aliens who have invaded that city to leave for Chicago, which he promises have better taxpayer-funded benefits for them.
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Hookers and Chicken Parm: City Club to host forum on "decriminalizing consensual sex work"
The Chicago City Club is hosting a panel forum on whether Chicago should make prostitution legal.
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Ald. Napolitano: Sigcho-Lopez ‘has zero respect for our city or our country’
Chicago Ald. Anthony Napolitano (41st) said fellow Ald. Bryon Sigcho-Lopez (25th) "has zero respect for our city or our country" and should be removed from all leadership positions in the Chicago City Council.
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Communist Chicago Journalist: 41st Ward Alderman violated federal code by wearing an American flag tie
A communist Chicago journalist charged 41st Ward Alderman Anthony Napolitano with violating federal code by wearing an American flag-themed tie to a press conference protesting a flag burning.
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Weyermuller on vote drop boxes: ‘Anybody can drop off ballots here’
Citizen journalist Mark Weyermuller has published a photograph of a City of Chicago Board of Election Commissioners "drop box" at Wrigley Field, showing it being watched by two teenagers staring at their phones.
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Chicago Alderman Rielly: Fellow alderman Sigcho-Lopez endorsing the burning of an American flag is ‘is totally unacceptable and a disgraceful act’
Alderman of Chicago’s 42nd Ward, Brendan Rielly, said alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez speaking to a group of pro-Palestine protestors while they burned an American flag is “a disgraceful act.”
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Dan Proft: Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson ‘is a doofus’
Chicago Morning Answer radio show host Dan Proft said Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson "is a doofus" for thinking that his real estate transfer tax increase referendum did not pass because of residents who voted for former President Donald Trump. The tax increase, proposed on the March 19 primary election ballot, was voted against by a majority of city voters.
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Mayor Brandon Johnson and Mayor’s Office of Community Safety Announce Priority Block Groups
A new phase of The People’s Plan for Community Safety.
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Mayor Brandon Johnson Announces Chicago Riverwalk Concession Program Opportunities
RFP issued for Chicago’s popular recreation and restaurant destination.
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Which Mount Greenwood/West Beverly Democrat voters have outstanding Vote-by-Mail ballots from Tuesday's Cook County State's Attorney primary election?
As of Wednesday, March 20, a total of 136,635 Vote-by-Mail ballots sent to potential Democrat voters remain unreturned from Tuesday's Cook County primary election.
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Which West Garfield Park/Homan Square Democrat voters have outstanding Vote-by-Mail ballots from Tuesday's Cook County State's Attorney primary election?
As of Wednesday, March 20, a total of 136,635 Vote-by-Mail ballots sent to potential Democrat voters remain unreturned from Tuesday's Cook County primary election.
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Which Andersonville/Buena Park Democrat voters have outstanding Vote-by-Mail ballots from Tuesday's Cook County State's Attorney primary election?
As of Wednesday, March 20, a total of 136,635 Vote-by-Mail ballots sent to potential Democrat voters remain unreturned from Tuesday's Cook County primary election.
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Which Hermosa/Cragin Democrat voters have outstanding Vote-by-Mail ballots from Tuesday's Cook County State's Attorney primary election?
As of Wednesday, March 20, a total of 136,635 Vote-by-Mail ballots sent to potential Democrat voters remain unreturned from Tuesday's Cook County primary election.
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Which Lake View Democrat voters have outstanding Vote-by-Mail ballots from Tuesday's Cook County State's Attorney primary election?
As of Wednesday, March 20, a total of 136,635 Vote-by-Mail ballots sent to potential Democrat voters remain unreturned from Tuesday's Cook County primary election.
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Which Humboldt Park Democrat voters have outstanding Vote-by-Mail ballots from Tuesday's Cook County State's Attorney primary election?
As of Wednesday, March 20, a total of 136,635 Vote-by-Mail ballots sent to potential Democrat voters remain unreturned from Tuesday's Cook County primary election.