Nicholas Sposato

Two Northwest Side aldermen organized the rally outside the Jefferson Park Police District station.

"Police lives matter. All lives matter," Ald. Anthony Napolitano (41st) said.

A new high school in Dunning could relieve severe overcrowding at Taft High School.

Ald. Sposato said he has "mixed feelings" about the proposal at Irving Park Road and Central Avenue.

The Human Relations Committee passed an ordinance banning discrimination against the LGBT community.

Police Supt. Johnson said he wasn't sure how many more officers were needed on the Far Northwest Side.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel tapped Eddie Johnson to lead the Chicago Police Department in March.

Ald. Nicholas Sposato welcomed her by saying, "I'm certain the mayor made a great appointment."

The Public Safety Committee OK'd a "one-time temporary change" to make Eddie Johnson police chief.

But alcohol sales are "the only way" to keep the Patio Theater open, the operator said Thursday.

Dennis Wolkowicz, who restored the Portage Theater a decade ago, will be the Patio's general manager.

Residents of the 38th Ward have until April 4 to register their opinion with Ald. Sposato's office.

"No one has anything bad to say" about Eddie Johnson, the mayor's pick, Ald. Nicholas Sposato said.

City crews   plan to resurface Irving Park Road from Cumberland Avenue to Forest Preserve Drive.

Residents of the 41st Ward cast more than 6,000 Republican ballots, the most of any Chicago ward.