Brandon Johnson suggests he will fire employees in Chicago mayor’s office: ‘Stay tuned’
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson suggested to attendees at a church appearance that he will be firing several city employees within his administration. The musing reportedly stunned those in attendance ...
Mayor Johnson's administration is looking at range of gunshot-detection systems — including ShotSpotter
Bidding for a new contract is now underway after Johnson's controversial decision to end Chicago's relationship with ...
Johnson warns of City Hall house-cleaning triggered by disloyalty: 'If you ain't with us, you gotta go.'
Johnson's ominous warning before a church audience Monday night has fueled speculation about a high-level political purge as ...
211 Metro Chicago Celebrates 211 Day and Second Anniversary, More Than 320,000 Connections to Basic Needs Assistance
Metro Chicago celebrates National 211 Day and its immensely successful second year of operation, having made more than ...
What Should Happen When Mr. Johnson Goes to Washington
In a few short weeks, Brandon Johnson will likely face the most intense public grilling of his career. And whatever you think of our far-left mayor or the sanctuary city concept, it's in Chicago's ...
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Staffs reflect tense relations of Chicago mayor, Pritzker
Behind-the-scenes staff acrimony mirrors public tension betwee Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker.
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Johnson to appear before Congress to discuss Chicago's status as a sanctuary city
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson will appear before Congress next month to discuss the city’s status as a sanctuary city.
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Mayor Johnson to appear before Congress to discuss Chicago's status as a sanctuary city
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson will appear before Congress next month to discuss the city’s status as a sanctuary city.