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Joe Moreno

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A new law would make it more expensive to build residential projects that need special permission.

Downtown »

Corporation Counsel Stephen Patton said the city needs state permission to impose the new tax.

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Aldermen also clashed over city funding for the Active Transportation Alliance.

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Ald. Brendan Reilly (2nd) said imposing fees on 2,800 unlicensed hosts could yield $1.5 million.

Logan Square »

The Twin Towers developer received the first building permits for the Logan Square project this week.

Downtown »

The so-called doomsday budget had been dreaded for years, and would include a host of other fees.

Downtown »

Progressives want a rebate for low-income homeowners, while Ald. Burke sought a congestion fee on cars.

East Village »

As the 1st Ward alderman says he wants to get rid of liquor moratoriums, harsh words are exchanged.

Downtown »

Ald. Joe Moreno estimated the tax would raise $1 million a year, and cut use by youths.

Humboldt Park »

The alderman's office will be closed Monday during the move.

Wicker Park »

"Hipster Alderman" Proco Joe Moreno says he's not "pro-bro" when it comes to his favorite local bars.

Logan Square »

Ald. Joe Moreno's chief of staff said his office is awaiting those changes before moving forward.

Logan Square »

Protesters marched to Ald. Joe Moreno's office Tuesday night demanding more affordable housing.

Logan Square »

Developer for 2328 N. California wants to expand the already-approved project from 52 to 135 units.

Downtown »

Police would be required to give even people stopped and not arrested a receipt.