Ameya Pawar

Ald. Ameya Pawar called the infamous company a "bad operator" at the hearing Tuesday.

The shooting location might have been random but violence is a symptom of stark realities, Pawar said.

The new program will connect CPS students with the City Council and offers $1,000 scholarships.

The water main is being replaced on Lincoln Avenue from Lawrence to Montrose.

Ald. Pawar says Lincoln Towing should apologize for years of bad behavior—but he still wants them gone.

The notorious towing company faces shutdown as the state probes "multiple violations of state law." 

Ald. Ameya Pawar and his wife Charna Epstein are parents of a new baby daughter.

Residents have until Feb. 21 to vote on which infrastructure projects to fund in the 47th Ward.

Renovations include a new roof, upgrades to kitchen and bathroom cabinets, and new kitchen appliances.

Ald. Pawar, a first-time dad-to-be, is promoting car seat safety services available through the police.

A move to raise tobacco taxes and put money toward high-school orientation met resistance.

Pawar ID'd $16.5 million in TIF surplus in the 47th Ward, and urges other flush aldermen to do the same.

Ald. Pawar plans to OK senior housing in Ravenswood over objections the area is already too congested.

A petition against the notorious company garnered hundreds of signatures, and aldermen promised action.

Lincoln won't comment but petition writer calls the notorious company's actions "reprehensible."