Mayor Brandon Johnson drops property tax hike in latest bid for Chicago budget deal
Mayor Brandon Johnson has rolled out his fourth proposed 2025 budget plan with a year-end deadline looming, dropping his push for a property tax hike, but critics said his proposed spending cuts still don't go far enough.
Spratt, longtime top Budget panel Democrat, dies
Before Mayor Brandon Johnson’s latest bid to secure passage of his 2025 budget plan fell apart last week, his team raced to ...
Shortfalls in Olympia are the result of lawmakers spending beyond even bulging state revenues. They should rein in expenses ...
A Washington lawmaker wants to shore up the state’s transportation budget by gradually putting sales taxes on vehicles into ...
Where Iberia has all the traditional comforts of a long-haul airliner on the smaller plane, Wizz has crammed in 239 economy ...
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Sunday she would lead the government responsibly until the end of its mandate ...
DepEd chief Sonny Angara previously expressed dismay over the budget cut, saying that P10 billion would be removed from the ...
To end this budget drama, Johnson has to make hard choices he's resisted so far on city worker furlough days and other cost ...
British manufacturers have reported the sharpest loss of confidence since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in the face of ...
Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago City Council still don’t have a budget agreement. Reports surfaced early Friday that ...
A 14% approval rating has emboldened Mayor Brandon Johnson's opponents and sent his own allies running for cover. A two-week ...
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