Danny Solis

As part of the deal, the developer will donate a nearby property to Juarez Community Academy. 

The Pilsen Land Use group opposes the plan, but University Village neighbors want the land developed. 

Developers will be able to begin acquiring business licenses to begin the development in March.

The Inspector General will be able to investigate "breaches of ethics" but not government efficiency.

Renovations are underway on the building at the busy intersection of 18th and Blue Island. 

A month after closing, Harbee's owner spoke out on the bar's pending troubles and if it will reopen. 

The Gutierrez family has worked to open the new Mexican steakhouse for more than six years.

New tenant in former ward office has women's ads on windows, though Ald. Solis' name remains on awning.

"We cannot have innocent Chicagoans affected by officers shooting blindly," said Ald. George Cardenas.

After a fire decimated the restaurant, leaving 50 employees out of work, Pilsen bands together to help.

Byron Sigcho said the Alliance is the only group in Pilsen "not afraid to disagree with the alderman."

Owner Danny Gutierrez's main concern is that his employees can find work during the holidays.

Refugees are vetted "far more thoroughly than American gun owners," Ald. Ed Burke said. 

With UNO on the brink of bankruptcy, the Latino Caucus is pressuring the UNO charter network to pay up.

Ald. Danny Solis (25th) said the opening of two new pizza restaurants will be "a good thing."