Tom Tunney,

Aldermen Tom Tunney and Anthony Beale want to place conditions on new red-light cameras.

Two convictions on code violations within two years would land a landlord on the problem list.

The forum will be held at Annoyance Theater, 851 W. Belmont Ave., at 6 p.m. Wednesday.

A City Council joint committee moved to expand areas banned for police profiling beyond race.

Ald. Tom Tunney's two opponents face an uphill climb: He hasn't had a challenger since 2003.

Team officials warn the outfield walls may crumble and have to be rebuilt next year when ivy is removed.

Despite opposition from some business groups and aldermen, the hike was approved Tuesday.

The City Council votes at a "special meeting" Tuesday to raise it to $13 an hour over five years.

MedMar Inc. hopes to open a medical marijuana dispensary at 2843 N. Halsted St.

Chicago-based MedMar Inc., hopes to build a dispensary at 2843 N. Halsted St.

The park at 1230 W. School St. took more than a decade to get off the ground. It should open in 2015.

Novak Construction Co. started demolition on a long-vacant lot at Ashland, Belmont and Lincoln avenues.

Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) is hosting a shredding day from 9 a.m.-noon at 3223 N. Sheffield Ave.

Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) asked locals to fill out a survey on the future of the Pride Parade.

Parents hope the artificial field at 851 W. Waveland Ave. will lead to fewer mud stains, more playtime.