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Activists at the Take Back Chicago rally ripped Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s policies—and some of his City Council allies joined in.
Posted inColumns & Opinion

How to irritate Mayor Emanuel and do some legislating in one easy step

by Ben Joravsky October 22, 2013August 19, 2021

How to irritate Mayor Emanuel and do some legislating in one easy step

Posted inBlogs

Will anyone challenge Mayor Emanuel in 2015? Anyone? Anyone?

by Mick Dumke April 5, 2013August 19, 2021

A short list of people who, under some circumstance, could challenge Mayor Rahm Emanuel in 2015.

Alderman Richard Mell: aiding and abetting Mayor Emanuel
Posted inColumns & Opinion

The City Council’s rules committee: Where good legislation goes to die

by Ben Joravsky February 19, 2013August 19, 2021

Mayor Emanuel doesn’t have to fight City Council proposals he doesn’t like—he just buries them.

20,000 jobs or 25,000 jobs, take your pick
Posted inColumns & Opinion

Rahm’s addition-by-subtraction approach to jobs

by Ben Joravsky November 28, 2012August 19, 2021

While touting Chicago employment growth, Mayor Emanuel outsources city positions

Posted inNews & Politics

Our first-ever awards for ‘achievement’ in local politics

by Ben Joravsky and Mick Dumke December 29, 2011August 19, 2021

Our first-ever awards for ‘achievement’ in local politics

Posted inBlogs

Faced with a cop shortage, some officials look to private policing

by Mick Dumke August 25, 2011August 19, 2021

Among the questions Chatham residents had for police Superintendent Garry McCarthy at a community forum Saturday was one asked by a lot of people around the city: “Are you going to hire more police?” As another resident went on to explain: “We don’t have much of a police presence here. And crime is spreading to […]

Posted inBlogs

Alderman Lyle Tells Her Constituents So Long—and, to Some, Good Riddance

by Mick Dumke April 15, 2011August 19, 2021

Departing Sixth Ward alderman Freddrenna Lyle was as blunt as ever in her last public ward meeting.

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