Bob Fioretti
City proposal to ban mobile advertising is unconstitutional, a law prof contends. The alderman backing the measure believes it will stand.
2 months ago | By Megan Cottrell
Alderman Bob Fioretti, who proposed the ordinance, says the vehicles pollute the environment, cause traffic congestion and distract drivers.
2 months ago | By Megan Cottrell
Three council members want to see Chicago join New York, Los Angeles and Austin, Texas in banning mobile billboard trucks from operating in the city. Their proposal would impose a $5,000 per day fine.
3 months ago | By Megan Cottrell
City officials will meet with their lawyers to discuss how a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning a similar prohibition in Washington D.C. could affect Chicago's handgun ban.
5 months ago | By Jennifer Slosar
While the ongoing federal probe into a notorious police torture scandal is a positive step, it isn't enough, some aldermen say. They're looking for new ways to hold police responsible for mistreating suspects.
6 months ago | By Jennifer Slosar
Alderman Walter Burnette was concerned that the ordinance could end up punishing people who used the bags for legitimate purposes. Police say they plan to crack down on businesses that sell the bags.
10 months ago | By Jennifer Slosar
