The News
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Sep 19 2023What’s next for SAG-AFTRA members and others working In Chicago?
SAG-AFTRA members working in Chicago share their vision for the future.
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Sep 14 2023
“I deserve development without having to be displaced,” Obama CBA organizers propose affordable housing ordinance
On Sept. 14, the Obama CBA Coalition introduced a new affordable housing ordinance for South Shore residents, building on their nearly decade-long fight to prevent the displacement of longtime Black residents living near the Obama Presidential Center.
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Aug 24 2023
How Chicago’s new progressive leadership is navigating political power and pressure for immediate change
Mayor Brandon Johnson’s first budget address, in mid-October, will be an important test of his progressive bona fides.
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Aug 02 2023
Are all Chicago residents equipped to handle the summer heat?
80-year-old Diana Graham, and other vulnerable residents, are looking to city officials for more assistance to help them survive the heat.
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Jul 14 2023
Who will lead CPD? Here’s a look at the three candidates
On Thursday, the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability named three candidates for CPD superintendent after 120-day search.
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Jun 28 2023
Additional funding for Chicago police torture memorial brings hope to organizers fighting against racist state violence
The Chicago Torture Justice Memorial will receive $1.8 million in grant funding from the Mellon Foundation and additional public funds to complete its long-anticipated monument for victims of police violence.
