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Look at the top 10 most violent neighborhoods for 2024 and 2025 (so far) A rate of 177 homicides per 100,000 residents is ASTRONOMICAL. The citywide rate in 2024 was around 22.42 per 100,000. Chicago really is a tale of two cities and there's a large portion that sees

The attention this week is focused on the CPS budget vote tomorrow, and rightfully so. Also happening tomorrow is the CCPSA_Chicago meeting. ➡️COPA Chief ➡️Traffic Stops ➡️CPD Budget All on the agenda. 6:30pm at DePaul College Prep.

It was a fiery start to the meeting, followed by four long hours of public comment, but in the end, the desired outcome was achieved.

🚨 Missing Person Alert: Mr. Palomino was last seen in Jefferson Park. He suffers from dementia and speaks mostly Spanish. Please call Area 5 SVU if you have any information: 312-764-6554

A big thank you to the 12 members of the Chicago Board of Education and CPS CEO Dr. Macquline King for doing the right thing and passing a balanced budget. Your sound judgment and leadership are necessary as we work toward a stronger, more sustainable future for our children.

📢 Opportunity to participate in a public safety survey: In July, a majority of voters on the CCPSA voted to support new PROHIBITIONS on CPD's ability to conduct certain traffic stops. This is NOT the final vote and the Commission has requested additional public input.

Chicago has a spending problem—the latest from Jenny Guzmán at Rise Chicago: 🔗⬇️

Cortland bridge: CLOSED Halsted @ Chicago: CLOSED Lake Street bridge: CLOSED There’s a legitimate chance Chicago’s infrastructure companies have launched an undeclared three year war on the north side. chicago.suntimes.com/chicago/2025/0…

Still unbelievable that we lost such a wonderful person. Thank you, Lisa. We’ll miss you tremendously.

Thank you to The Chicago Spectator for their collaboration on this article.

Wouldn’t be the first time this administration sweeps inappropriate and unprofessional behavior under the rug. Seems to be the theme.

Same conference where Byron Sigcho Lopez proclaims: “It is the time to fight capitalism, not with Black capitalism or Brown capitalism, but with socialism and not being apologetic about it.” This conference was held at CTU headquarters, by the way.

DSA Ald. Rossana Rodriguez Sanchez claims "the only thing we have done is cut spending every year" which is an OUTRAGEOUS lie. Chicago is an outlier in the country as its budget is up 60% since pre-covid.

Nice graphic by A.D. Quig on where Chicago property tax money goes. 45% goes to Chicago Public Schools, 20% goes to City of Chicago/Park District. Recent inflation has allowed local governments to increase their levies, without asking, 5%.