Anthony Napolitano

City officials are scheduled to decide whether to allow the dispensary to open Aug. 21.

At Ald. Anthony Napolitano's request, a vote scheduled for May 29 was delayed.

Ald. Anthony Napolitano (41st) asked Jefferson Park Police District officials to step up patrols.

City crews are replacing the 75-year-old sewer under Talcott Avenue as part of a $7.6 million project.

Ald. Anthony Napolitano said Norwood Park residents needed more time to consider the measure.

Ald. Anthony Napolitano said Norwood Park residents needed more time to consider the measure.

City officials are scheduled to decide whether to allow the dispensary to open May 28.

Mary O'Connor, whose term as 41st Ward alderman ends Tuesday, said she is proud of her accomplishments.

While the iconic drive-thru welcomed the dispensary, the proposal faces sketpical city officials.

Ald.-elect Anthony Napolitano (41st) said his first conversations with Mayor Rahm Emanuel were awesome.

Ald. Mary O'Connor (41st) lost her bid for re-election to Chicago firefighter Anthony Napolitano.

Chicago Blackhawks CEO John McDonough was born in Edison Park.

Anthony Napolitano campaigned in the nonpartisan race as a Republican supported by unions.

Pensions and O'Hare noise helped Anthony Napolitano deny Ald. Mary O'Connor a second term.

Ald. Mary O'Connor and Chicago Firefighter Anthony Napolitano are vying to be the 41st Ward alderman.