Pilsen Alliance

A meeting Saturday will be the first chance for the community to give input on the project.

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The iconic 45-year-old mural was painted over earlier this month, sparking neighborhood outrage.

With 465 apartments planned, the market-rate units would rent for $1,000-$3,000, the developer revealed.

Declaring "Pilsen is not for sale," Pilsen Alliance will protest the massive mixed-use development.  

Approving the Tex-Mex chain is "slapping the local Hispanic flavor in the face," one neighbor said.

It is not a CPS priority to fix schools "for Latinos, for the poor," one Juarez mother said. 

The city plans to transform abandoned railway tracks into a path between Pilsen and Little Village. 

The two issues are interconnected, one supporter said on 18th Street Wednesday. [PHOTOS]

The violent summer has prompted one group to launch a peace march through Pilsen Wednesday evening.

A uniform update and other cultural changes have some calling the new Orozco principal "a dictator." 

Residents aim to develop a plan for a massive vacant site that borders the two neighborhoods. 

As plans to sell the church loom, the Pilsen flock promises to fight the church's closing to the end. 

But the UIC study also found that gentrification has been slower in Pilsen than in other Chicago 'hoods.

The event, hosted by the Pilsen Alliance, will highlight an affordability plan for the neighborhood.