Mayor Brandon Johnson's leadership team experienced some significant turbulence this week. Some political observers believe that more turnover could be coming.

After Mayor Johnson's warning that he was ready to send people packing, Aviation Commissioner Jamie Rhee and Civilian Office ...

In a memo released Thursday to the Chicago City Council, Inspector General Debora Witzburg outlined practices that she claims negatively impacted the pace, independence, and effectiveness of OIG’s ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson on Wednesday released new guidelines for reporting the gifts his office receives despite his prior ...

Instead of signaling a turning of the corner in pursuit of a more perfect union, the elevation of a Black man into the White ...

Johnson’s administration has been briefing lawmakers on his first-quarter plans. Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times file photo Share Coming off a bruising budget season, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson ...

Johnson’s team is laying out its first-quarter priorities. What’s not on the list is solutions to big fiscal cliffs for city agencies. Coming off a bruising budget season, Chicago Mayor ...

The mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson, is facing accusations he received luxury gifts without properly reporting them and then blocked the city’s inspector general from entering the room where they ...

Kennedy gave the queen a photo ... Chicago's City Hall might not be quite so luxe as what you might find at Buckingham Palace — but assuming is pretty much all we can do, because Mayor Brandon ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson continued his attack on President Donald Trump on Wednesday, saying anyone questioning what the U.S. would look like had the Confederacy won, should have no question ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is on leave from Chicago Public Schools while his administration negotiates its new contract. If Johnson were to return to CPS, he would be guaranteed a six-figure job.

Mayor Brandon Johnson helped defeat state legislation to regulate these products, a bill that was approved by the Illinois Senate in the spring but was not called for a vote in the House.