George Cardenas

The program will also allow more carts to move out of so-called food deserts.

Minimal investments and "branding" can spur enrollment at underused schools, two aldermen said.

Panda Express has already committed to the development across from Cook County Jail.

The Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection found there was no law against corkage fees.

The Chicago Architecture Foundation plays host to the exhibit "50 Designers, 50 Ideas, 50 Wards."

"Neighbors will suffer Friday night through Monday morning," Ald. Brendan Reilly said.

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

"We needed a win-win candidate," Ald. George Cardenas said. "He fit the bill."

African-American aldermen want to question the finalists, and Latinos joined that call Friday.

Part of the four-mile trail will be ready for use this summer, officials said.

Ald. George Cardenas called it "insulting and disrespectful" that the interim chief isn't a finalist.

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

The new head of the Independent Police Review Authority and the Police union president faced grilling.

There's a wide disparity between how African Americans, whites and Hispanics view the police.

The City Council debated a resolution calling for a hearing on the Task Force on Police Accountability.