Raymond Lopez

Glass from the front door was shattered, but nothing was stolen, Ald. Raymond Lopez said.

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

“We’re going to keep fighting, keep cleaning," says Ald. Raymond Lopez.

The Chicago Department of Public Health will be distibuting them.

Ald. Raymond Lopez wants to fine loud people at least $500 for being too noisy after 8 p.m.

After a long-dead tree crushed a Brighton Park man's car, Ald. Raymond Lopez called for city action.

The alderman said he hopes to help people to overcome the stigma associated with the test.

The caucus immediately had to address the Pride Parade being at a "tipping point" after "growing pains."

Engineering students began building a community garden and a veterans' garden that they designed.

Raymond Lopez vowed to take care of his neighborhood above any other constituency.

“Anyone who has been in an airport knows things don't always go smoothly; same applies to a ward."

The two candidates say public safety is the ward's biggest issue. 

SEIU Local 1 sent mailers about Raymond Lopez's 2008 DUI, but he says he deserves a second chance.

Ward committeeman Lopez, Officer Yanez agree community relations with police needs improvement.

Voters came out on the South Side Tuesday.