Charles Williams

Native plants might be low maintenance, but they're not no maintenance, says Street & San commish.

DNAinfo.com's resident urban gardener wants a tree planted in her parkway. But at what price?

The city has cut the response time from report to removal almost in half, from 6.75 days to 3.62.

The city wants to stop residents from putting banned items in the blue carts, like greasy pizza boxes.

One of the city's greenest schools is now even more environmentally friendly.

The 12th Ward office is offering a $500 reward to crack down on graffiti vandals.

Ald. Roderick Sawyer found "the flow of information" from Streets and Sanitation "grossly insufficient."

CTA, Metra and Amtrak trains were all affected by the weather.

More than 1,200 flights canceled as city deploys plow fleet and prepares schools for below-zero weather.

Streets and Sanitation Commissioner Charles Williams said the city handles snow, even as Divvy shut down.

The annual ban on 107 miles of major streets citywide could leave many motorists lighter in the wallet.

City crews will pick up bags of seasonal yard waste in an effort to prevent the clogging of drains.

Between them, Sisters Marilyn and Ann have served Corpus Christi Parish on King Drive for 91 years.

Streets and Sanitation Commissioner Charles Williams walked out on Inspector General Joseph Ferguson.

The city is also adding forestry crews to handle regular tree trimming and maintenance.