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River North

Workers stage sit-in over money owed to them

Republic Windows and Doors workers are staging a sit-in today. They say they will not leave the factory until they receive pay owned to them under a federal law that covers closing businesses.

almost 3 years ago | Megan Cottrell

Mayor calls for unpaid furloughs to ease budget crunch

Non-union city employees would be required to take up to three unpaid furlough days under a cost-cutting proposal outlined by Mayor Richard M. Daley.

3 years ago | Shannon McGee

CPS to dig into reserves for '09 budget

The Chicago Public Schools district will draw $100 million from its reserve fund rather than raise its tax rate to meet a budget shortfall, school officials say.

3 years ago | Steven Chaitman

Chicago lawyer is city's new human resources commissioner

Labor and employment lawyer Homero Tristan was announced as the new commissioner of human resources at a press conference held by Mayor Richard M. Daley.

over 3 years ago | Shannon McGee

Licensing ordinance off the table for now

A controversial proposal to require event promoters to obtain costly licenses has been tabled for further deliberations. A musical protest in front of City Hall will take place as planned, however.

over 3 years ago | Jennifer Slosar

Car thief takes dogs for a ride

Canine pals rescued after night on the streets

over 3 years ago | Carrie Topolinski

2007 Historic Chicago Bungalow & Green Home Expo

Where old homes meet green innovation

almost 4 years ago | R.A. Newman

Daley calls for new and increased taxes

City's budget strained

almost 4 years ago | Sarah Arkin

Daley calls for $8 million in budget cuts

Raises to be deferred, vacancies cut

4 years ago | Sarah Arkin

'A family feeling'

Chicago real estate firm among nation's best small employers

5 years ago | KATHERINE MESCH