This law aims to prevent investors from flipping distressed homes. They’re managing to anyway — and goi...
The law, one cleanup bill says, has been 'undermined by fraudulent actors exploiting loose eligibility requirements and procedural delays.'
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Gloria budget revisions reverse cut to December Nights, shrink cuts to libraries, rec centers
San Diego mayor says new revenue for his budget restorations comes from rising hotel tax revenue, taking $4.3M from city golf courses
San Diego council member wants to slash city’s share of Petco Park expenses to shore up budget
Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera wants the San Diego Padres to pay a larger portion of ballpark costs to free up city funds for local arts organizations.
Pension mischief, Prop. B, crumbling infrastructure: The making of San Diego’s budget crisis
How did the city find itself in this mess? It's complicated, but local leaders say there's plenty of blame to go around.
Straus Creamery ice cream products recalled
Ice cream from Straus Family Creamery that was distributed to 17 states has been recalled because some containers could potentially have metal fragments in them.
9/11 steel beam stops in Land O'Lakes as part of a nationwide Tunnel to Towers tour
A nearly 22-foot steel beam, weighing more than 16-thousand pounds, now serves as a moving tribute to the lives lost and heroes who sacrificed everything on September 11th.
Chicago 2050: Broadway in Chicago CEO on a city guided forward by culture
As we look toward 2050, Chicago’s cultural depth is our great differentiator.
Chicago 2050: Mayor Brandon Johnson on building the city for a bright future
Economic development only succeeds when the people who call this city home succeed alongside it.
Editorial: Republicans are preparing for the midterms. They should be worrying about the party’s future.
Republicans shouldn’t be afraid of their core identity. Their long-term health depends on returning to the principles that made conservatism compelling in the first place.
Asking Eric: How do we gracefully say no?
Dear Eric: Every week we receive invitations to have dinners, lunches or coffee with many of them. We love them and wish them well, but now we're tired and our lives are full enough.
Asking Eric: Should we try to help them financially?
Dear Eric: We are not rich, but our financial adviser said we should be in good shape even with our travels if we stay on budget.
Asking Eric: Can we demand our granddaughter maintain a certain GPA?
Dear Eric: My wife and I are financing our granddaughter’s college education. She has spent the last two years enjoying the social life at her sorority and traveling to vacation spots. Her GPA is poor and...
At 15, Romeoville teen makes Lewis University history as youngest student ever to receive master’s degree
Benyamin Bamburac, 15, on Friday became Lewis University’s youngest student ever to receive his master's degree from the school in its nearly 100-year tenure.
As Mallory Swanson returns to Chicago Stars, husband Dansby in awe of ‘most incredible, blessed journey’
Mallory Swanson completed her comeback from maternity leave Saturday, coming off the bench for the Chicago Stars in a 4-0 loss. “Women are incredible,” said husband Dansby Swanson, the Cubs shortstop.
Today in History: First McDonald’s opens
On May 15, 1940, brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald opened the first McDonald’s fast-food restaurant, in San Bernardino, California.
2 dead, 11 injured in pair of I-290 collisions Sunday morning
Two separate traffic incidents on I-290, also known as the Eisenhower Highway, left two people dead and at least 11 others injured Sunday morning, according to state police.
Chicago Cubs send right-hander Javier Assad to the minors to stretch out as a starting pitcher
The Chicago Cubs have optioned right-hander Javier Assad to Triple-A Iowa to stretch him out as a starting pitcher.
Chicago White Sox catcher Kyle Teel tweaks his right knee while on a minor-league rehab assignment
Chicago White Sox catcher Kyle Teel has tweaked his right knee while playing for Triple-A Charlotte on a minor-league rehab assignment.
Talking late into the night
As Stephen Colbert exits his eponymous late-night talk show, the time is right to review Chicago’s contributions to the genre.
Column: ‘Coach better’? It’s more of an excuse than a strategy for the Chicago Bears’ missing pass...
Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Dennis Allen didn’t shrink from the directive to “coach better” — but it’s not all on him.
Review: Bruno Mars delivers a retro feel-good concert without runways or distractions
His sold-out concert at Soldier Field in Chicago showed that he's the rare modern pop star who can get by on his singing and dancing talent.
Aurora residents push for way to recall a sitting mayor and at-large aldermen from office
Those formally leading the drive to put two related referendum questions on the ballot in the fall say the initiative is non-partisan and not aimed at any specific elected official.
Illinois passed a law to expose diversity gaps at top nonprofits. Almost none are complying.
Nearly two years after Illinois passed a law requiring large nonprofits to disclose the demographic makeup of their boards and officers, the measure has shed little light on who actually runs these organizat...
Increasing humidity and afternoon shower chances
It is definitely going to feel warmer on Sunday than it did Saturday, as the humidity is going to be more of a factor for us today. Dew point temperatures are close to 70, as opposed to being in the 60s on S...