CHICAGO (WLS) -- City Council handed Mayor Brandon Johnson a major victory Wednesday, by greenlighting his Green Social Housing ordinance: It uses taxpayer money to help create more affordable housing ...

In the final segment of WGN's Town Hall with Brandon Johnson, Chicago's Mayor talks about his relationships with other ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson joined WGN TV News Wednesday, May 7, to discuss a variety of topics that have defined the early ...

Mayor Johnson wants school board members to overturn a vote they took less than two months ago to install a favorite as ...

Governors from Illinois, Minnesota, and New York testify on sanctuary policies amid calls for accountability from Chairman ...

The Green Social Housing program establishes a city-run non-profit with a $135 million fund to build and maintain residential ...

As he stepped through the doors of Play Toys and Books in Hyde Park, Mayor Brandon Johnson couldn’t help but beam. The ...

The policy to use city cash to help finance housing construction could set an example for other locales seeking to build ...

The measure will create a city-run nonprofit that can partner with developers to build environmentally friendly housing with ...

Chicago faces an affordable housing shortfall of more than 119,000 units, and more than half of Chicagoans spend more than 30 ...

The plan would set up a city-owned nonprofit developer to oversee a $135 million fund to provide loans to developers to build ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson visited Springfield last week to get Chicago “its fair share” of state money. The April 30 visit comes as both the General Assembly and the City Council look to close ...