Ameya Pawar

North Lawndale and Oakland surprised with good ratings, while North Center, Lincoln Square disappointed.

The mayor and a group of aldermen plan to officialy introduce an ordinance Wednesday.

The Zoning Board of Appeals will allow the Cubs to continue operating a controversial remote lot.

The Zoning Board of Appeals raised issues over the Cubs' remote parking lot off Irving Park Road.

The ride will stop at highlights in the neighborhood while also promoting bike safety.

But the mayor's ordinance would set strict rules for sales and for the location of gun shops.

The five new Divvy stations will bring the ward's total to 27.

Welles Park will get a long-awaited playground, Clark Park a less-desired track-and-field facility.

The elementary schools will have more green space and new playgrounds come fall.

The school "confirms Chicago as a world-class city," says Lycee president Alain Weber.

The owner has given up his food and liquor license; Fanta Sea will no longer operate on Lawrence Avenue.

At least seven Chicago aldermen support the measure, backed by activist group ONE Northside.

Ald. Ameya Pawar worked to expand the pool of applicants for the new position of budget analyst.

The Zoning Committee approved an ordinance addressing a moratorium on new signs imposed last year.

Ald. Ameya Pawar is at his "boiling point" with a business that neighbors say is an illegal nightclub.