Mayor Johnson tightens CPS language, stands pat on $830M infrastructure bond on eve of showdown vote
"This is not a payday loan" Mayor Brandon Johnson declared Tuesday in discussing his $830 million bond issue, up for City Council approval Wednesday. Trying to ensure passage, Johnson has, however, tightened language pertaining to CPS but refused to shrink the size or repayment structure of
Mayor Brandon Johnson and his CFO addressed their March 30 deadline to persuade the school board to make a $175 million ...
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Is Johnson ready to defend Chicago's sanctuary city law to Congress?Former Congressman Luis Gutierrez believes whatever Mayor Brandon Johnson says to Congress could be used against him and ...
Johnson won City Council approval of a 2024 budget amendment and 2025 budget that both relied on CPS covering the $175 ...
Democratic Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s favorability rating dropped to an all-time low this month, according to a new poll ...
Johnson’s office and the school district have been locked in a dispute for months over responsibility for a pension payment.
Investing in infrastructure, clean water, and roads is an investment in public safety. It is not a question of if we invest ...
Johnson and his senior aides spent the weekend listening to what changes may be needed to avoid a loss at Wednesday’s City ...
Former Congressman Luis Gutierrez believes whatever Mayor Brandon Johnson says to Congress could be used against him and Chicago and could lead to federal funds being withheld.
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We keep learning more highly questionable aspects of the Johnson administration’s plan to float $830 million in new bonds.
Corporation Counsel Mary Richardson-Lowry fired back two weeks after Witzburg accused Mayor Brandon Johnson and his predecessor Lori Lightfoot of withholding documents, selectively enforcing subpoenas ...
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