Brian Hopkins.

Ald. Brian Hopkins (2nd) filed to restrict zoning on the vintage house before it's sold to a developer.

Ald. Brian Hopkins' proposal asked that Animal Control leave coyotes alone whenever possible.

Moreno, Hopkins dismiss ex-city watchdog Faisal Khan's allegations.

The proposed "coyote management program" would establish a "default policy" to leave the animals alone.

City Clerk says permits for anywhere in the city can be bought at any ward office that sells them.

The new 360-degree camera should be installed "in a few weeks" near LaSalle and Division streets. 

Neighbors of buildings rented out often to short-term guests say a new proposed ordinance is too loose.

Bed & Breakfasts and aldermen sought stronger rules, while Expedia joined in defending home sharing.

With rats and geese to chase, city should leave the animals alone, alderman proposes.

"Airbnb competes directly with real B&B," said Kapra Fleming, owner of Wicker Park's House of Two Urns.

Ald. Brian Hopkins is proposing a "coyote management program" to tolerate the rat predators.

Hopkins said the unanimous vote was "a victory for historic preservation" and Ukrainian community.

Alderman not surprised that about half of the 12 homeless returned.

City officials unveiled a new vision for Seneca Park in Streeterville. 

Nine Chicago alderman were among the nearly 6,000 people Sunday who jumped in chilly Lake Michigan.