Will Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s cop academy get approved for more funding at tomorrow’s city council meeting? Not if local alderman and community organizers can help it.
Police Drone Bill Threatens Protesters, Alderman Says
Chicago protestors may soon have to worry about police drones recording their images, a Logan Square alderman told supporters.
Neighborhood News Needs Activists, Logan Square’s Rob Reid Says
Logan Square resident and activist Rob Reid founded a group of like-minded readers, journalists and activists to help shore up neighborhood news.
Nine Months Early, Delia Ramirez Gets To Work
For Logan Square-area politician Delia Ramirez, the work has already started—long before her job does.
Primary Elections 2018: Logan Square Ballot Round-Up
Gear up for the primaries March 20 with our election guide for all the candidates that will be on the Logan Square area ballot.
For Agreeable 4th District Candidates, Experience Makes the Difference
At a 4th district state-rep candidate forum last week, experience and connection to the neighborhood made the difference.
Logan Square’s Ramirez-Rosa Sprints Toward Congress
Progressive Logan Square Alderman Carlos Ramirez-Rosa said he wants to take his fight against the status quo to Washington, D.C.
The Girl Talk #MeToo Edition: The Road to Ending Sexual Assault
The #MeToo edition of The Girl Talk event on Nov. 28 at The Hideout Inn centered around the recent sexual abuse cases in the news, the #MeToo campaign and what powerful Illinois women are doing to stop assault.
‘Nickel-and-Dime’ Taxes Poison Budget, Alderman Says
The budget’s proposed taxes, Ramirez-Rosa said, will burden regular, working-class Chicagoans.
Waguespack, Guzzardi Weigh in on Governor’s Race
Illinois’ race for governor is in full swing, as quite a few Democrats vie for the party’s nomination and the right to face Gov. Bruce Rauner, a Republican in his first term who has never passed a budget for the state