The Latest Breaking News from Council

Ald. Brendan Reilly is proposing that legislation introduced directly to committee be sent to alderpersons and publicly posted at least 48 hours before a hearing, along with an “unbiased summary” and a “statement explaining the urgency.”

A sad incident on the Sunshine Coast raises questions about the rules for pet owners.

The Transportation Committee has repeatedly summoned transit agency leader Dorval Carter Jr., but he has ignored them, sending underlings instead.

Policy for the erection of a street sign in a language other than English changed in July

An organisation promoting Welsh-language education has welcomed the High Court ruling, but the Labour Group on the council has claimed it just delays pupils being able to study in a new state-of-the-art school

The scheme was delayed last week

Councillors were told people “will not have to sell their family home to meet their care costs” under the new reforms

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council confirmed the news with a statement on Tuesday

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles City Council President Paul Krekorian had harsh words Monday for his colleague Kevin de León, telling the embattled council member in a letter that his continued presence on the legislative body was "causing actual ongoing harm" to the practical operation of the council.

Former Ald. Richard Mell “thinks I would be a good mayor. That’s all I can say,” retiring Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) told the Sun-Times Monday. “He’s worked with me for years.”

Benefit debt reductions "are compounding the hardship crisis faced by many of those who are struggling the most"