Walter Burnett Jr

The policy discriminates against youth, poor people and the homeless, to name a few, the alderman said.

The top-ranked Chicago public elementary will add 22 classrooms to its 8-year-old building.

Ald. Hopkins backed the sale, which passed a council panel, after parkland grew from 10 to 12 acres.

The Friends of Fulton Market will call an emergency meeting Oct. 14 on the issue.

Lincoln Park Community Services faced no opposition in expanding to a new site at 1521 N. Sedgwick St.

Marquette Companies modified plans for apartment at Ada and Lake streets; January start date eyed.

Neighbors were relieved to hear most of the Kinzie Industrial Corridor will remain as is.

Resistance is growing to a proposed shelter near the CTA's Sedgwick stop.

The Cook County Medical Examiner's Office identified the victim as 20-year-old Jabari Feazell.

Lincoln Park Community Services hopes to build a five-story outlet across from the Sedgwick CTA stop.

The CHA selcted Brinshore-Michaels, which previously did 1200 Clybourn, as the developer.

Ald. Michele Smith said it was beyond foolish to allow developers to determine zoning changes.

Ald. Brian Hopkins called for 70 percent of development fees to be spent in the 760 acres of the area.

It's about "getting these schools together and trying to make these connections," said Charlie Branda.

The new Clybourn 1200 offers 84 mixed-income housing units on Division Street.