Ricardo Munoz

Aldermen introduced a series of ordinances to curb excessive police force and increase accountability.

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

Activists called on Rahm Emanuel to meet with the strikers, who have gone 29 days without solid food.

The Immigration Working Group proposed six reforms, including a city ID for undocumented immigrants.

Before Tuesday's election, Willie Wilson said he would endorse the mayor "under no circumstances."

Residents say there has been an increase in prostitutes in their Southwest Side neighborhood.

Budget Director Alexandra Holt said police staffing would remain steady at about 9,700 beat officers.

Results from the 22nd Ward's first participatory budgeting process are in.

Uber and Lyft said it cleared the way for legislation more favorable to taxis in the General Assembly.

This is the first year 22nd Ward residents will use a system that gives them a vote on ward spending.

Aldermen called on the Department of Public Health to draw on new funding sources.

Residents gave input at Wednesday’s fourth participatory budgeting meeting in the 22nd Ward.

The Budget Committee tabled a measure to spend $25 million on more police officers.

The Budget Committee signed off on the Office of Financial Analysis, but held back on police hiring.

Ald. Ricardo Muñoz (22nd) will hold a community meeting on "participatory budgeting" on Saturday.