City Council to meet again to consider Johnson's $17.3B budget — minus $68.5M property tax hike
A City Council rebellion not seen in decades ultimately forced Mayor Brandon Johnson to honor his campaign promise to hold the line on property taxes. Alderpersons now appear poised to approve the latest revised spending plan.
Some members of Chicago City Council say the $40 million short-term loan is irresponsible, and wants Mayor Johnson to cut middle-management positions instead.
Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago City Council still don’t have a budget agreement. Reports surfaced early Friday that ...
It should be common sense that aldermen and the Council Office of Financial Analysis should have ample time to scrutinize the ...
Some City Council members say Johnson’s budget should include more spending cuts rather than increases to property taxes.
The next few weeks are pivotal for City Hall as the Johnson administration tries to pass a budget that holds to the mayors ...
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Trying to pass his 2025 budget, Mayor Brandon Johnson has resorted to old-school horse-trading for City Council support.
Mayor Brandon Johnson called off a vote scheduled for Friday on his $17.3 billion budget because he didn’t have the votes ...
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