Anthony Napolitano

The alderman said the approval was meant to punish him for voting against the mayor’s budget.

Ald. Anthony Napolitano (41st) had urged the zoning board to reject the application.

Garbage will not be picked up on Christmas Day or New Year's Day, Ald. Napolitano's office said.

Chicago is a "war zone" that must be reformed — along with the Police Department, Ald. Napolitano said.

Both Ald. Nicholas Sposato and Ald. John Arena are unopposed in their bids for ward committeeman.

City officials are expected to make a decision on the matter Friday.

The deadline to sign up for the three-on-three tournament is Dec. 21 and the cost is $20.

The City Council debated a resolution calling for a hearing on the Task Force on Police Accountability.

A Norwood Park sewer is set to be replaced before the winter freeze sets in, officials said.

Ald. Anthony Napolitano (41st) said Andrew DeVito would be "an asset" to all families in the ward.

The camera at Touhy and Osceola avenues was turned back on Monday morning, officials said.

The new law would ban their use over people and private property and set stiff fines for violations.

Ald. Anthony Napolitano (41st)'s office will collect leftover Halloween candy and donate it to charity.

Ald. John Arena (45th) and Ald. Nicholas Sposato (38th) voted in favor of the property tax increase.

The meeting will take place at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Taft High School.