Vigil for Portage Park teen killed while biking: ‘We just need to do better as drivers’ Dozens of people came together Saturday afternoon at the intersection where bicyclist Joshua Anleu was killed. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 4, 2023
Robberies in Chicago are at a six-year high Neighborhoods on Chicago’s West and Northwest sides have experienced the biggest increases. Citywide numbers are still lower than 10 years ago. Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 12, 2023
Concession in 5th Ward means City Council won’t break record for women members — but only tie it The decision by Tina Hone to concede to Desmon Yancy means the City Council will see 18 women sworn in next month — an increase of three since 2019 that matches the city’s all-time high for representation by women set in 2007. Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 13, 2023
City Council to get new youngest member with Mosley’s win in South Side’s 21st Ward The victory of community organizer Ronnie Mosley, 31, was secured on Monday with the concession of retired firefighter Cornell Dantzler, who concluded the ballots that could still arrive in the mail would not be enough to erase Mosley’s lead. Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 11, 2023
Scandal-plagued Gardiner wins re-election in 45th Ward, newcomer holds slim lead in 30th Ward Ald. James Gardiner received more than 55% of the votes in his race, leading attorney Megan Mathias to concede. In the 30th Ward, Ruth Cruz garnered over 51% of the vote against Jessica Gutiérrez, though mail-in ballots still need to be tallied. Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 5, 2023
‘Community wants something new’: Runoff candidates vie for 30th Ward seat, open for the first time in 20 years “This is an exciting time for Chicago and the 30th Ward,” one candidate said. “The community wants to see something new. They’re tired of the political machine and old dynasties.” Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 3, 2023
New voices — with a few familiar names —battle for City Council microphones in 10th, and 30th wards Residents in both wards want stronger public safety and more community investment. And each race features some political newcomers with last names that might ring a bell with some residents. Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 24, 2023
Open City Council seats in two Northwest Side wards spark call for open minds addressing crime Ald. Roberto Maldonado’s decision earlier this year not to seek reelection in the 26th Ward and Ald. Ariel Reboyras’s announcement in the 30th last year prompted a push for new ideas to address crime and other issues in the Northwest Side wards. Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 14, 2023