Erin Duffy

The incident occurred before 10 a.m. on Wednesday on Belmont Avenue.

The workshop will focus on tools to address street harassment and physical assault.

The impact of "Crime in Wrigleyville and Boystown" on perception of crime has pushed leaders to respond.

Three aldermen who don't want free Sunday parking complained that Emanuel has set up roadblocks.

Tunney, Feigenholtz and Quigley offices will all be at 3223 N. Sheffield Ave.

Neighbors said youth shelters attract criminals to Lakeview, but the service organizations disagree.

The parks won a renovation as part of a city-wide competition.

Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) said the developer wants more retail use from the building.

"The Cubs need to be much more accountable about parking strategies," Tunney said.

Saturday's Cover Your Bases will be a fraction of the size of the rowdy holiday crawl, officials said.

Ten tow trucks, police will patrol residential streets as parking, traffic chaos grip neighborhood.

A specific agenda has not been set, but parking and security are likely to be discussed. 

Wrigleyville residents must clean up litter on their lawns, even if rowdy Cubs fans put it there.

Lake View Citizens' Council sent a letter to the mayor detailing demands before a deal is done.

A "depressing" Lakeview park will be spruced up for spring, but may need further renovations.