Tom Tunney,

Principals will learn how $100 million in district cuts will affect their schools Tuesday afternoon.

Despite some confusion at a recent meeting, Ald. Tunney's office still expects 35 more officers.

An alternative safety solution could come from the Cubs' rivals to the south.

The Plan Commission voted 10-2 in favor of the plan, with one member abstaining.

Clark Street bar owners want to make sure the new outdoor plaza doesn't put them out of business.  

The parade will have fewer entrants and should be shorter than last year's.

Neighbors discussed plans Wednesday for the Wrigley Field plaza with Ald. Tunney and Cubs officials.

Residents, many of whom are senior citizens, were afraid they would be evicted with "no place to go."

The future of the building's facade is still in question.

The redevelopment plan includes building a 7,000 person-capacity plaza in a 20-week construction period.

Businesses, however, would have to pay $600 for a permit and reimburse the lost parking revenue.

The Cubs want to add more family friendly activities with the Wrigley Field plaza this summer.

The alderman's proposed ordinance amendment goes before the City Council Wednesday.

It was a busy year for Lakeview.

The Catholic group said it was near a domestic violence shelter that also serves as a day care center.