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City Council green-lights Mayor Johnson's big affordable housing push
By a lopsided 30-18 vote, the City Council approved Johnson’s “green social housing” plan to create a city-owned, nonprofit developer that would issue $135 million in loans to developers who build affordable housing and sell their environmentally-friendly buildings back to the city.
Mayor Brandon Johnson is looking to appoint the city's chief operating officer John Robertson to lead the CTA, but is being ...
I won’t rush to judgment, but I will say this as the chief executive of this city: Constitutional policing ensures that our ...
Mayor Brandon Johnson visited Springfield last week to get Chicago “its fair share” of state money. The April 30 visit comes as both the General Assembly and the City Council look to close ...
The Green Social Housing program establishes a city-run non-profit with a $135 million fund to build and maintain residential ...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson kicked off National Small Business Week by recognizing the importance of small businesses to ...
WGN-TV Chicago on MSN19h
Johnson talks rent prices, housing availability and community development at WGN Town HallChicago Mayor Brandon Johnson joined WGN TV News Wednesday, May 7, to discuss a variety of topics that have defined the early portion of his tenure as mayor. In this segment, WGN's Micah Materre and ...
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