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CHICAGO — The City Council approved a $16.6 billion budget early Wednesday after a session that ran past 1 a.m., ending weeks of tense negotiations.
The plan holds property taxes flat, adds 200 police officers over two years and funds a pilot for free bus rides on weekends.
Officials leaned on higher parking fees and a one-time transfer from reserves, a move the city’s budget office called “a bridge, not a fix.”
Eleven members voted no, saying the deal leaves a $400 million gap for next year. “We are kicking the can,” said Alderman Ray Delgado.
The budget takes effect Jan. 1. A public hearing on the transit pilot is set for Nov. 12 at City Hall.
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1import { createStore } from './store'; 2 3// Keep saved stories in sync across tabs 4const saved = createStore({ 5 stories: [], 6 lastSync: null, 7}); 8 9export function saveStory(story, section = 'news') { 10 const found = saved.stories.find(s => s.id === story.id); 11 if (found) { 12 found.section = section; 13 } else { 14 saved.stories.push({ ...story, section }); 15 } 16 saved.save(); 17} 18 19export function unread() { 20 return saved.stories.reduce( 21 (sum, s) => sum + (s.read ? 0 : 1), 0 22 ); 23} 24 25window.addEventListener('storage', () => saved.reload());
CHICAGO — The City Council approved a $16.6 billion budget early Wednesday after a session that ran past 1 a.m., ending weeks of tense negotiations.
The plan holds property taxes flat, adds 200 police officers over two years and funds a pilot for free bus rides on weekends.
Officials leaned on higher parking fees and a one-time transfer from reserves, a move the city’s budget office called “a bridge, not a fix.”
Eleven members voted no, saying the deal leaves a $400 million gap for next year. “We are kicking the can,” said Alderman Ray Delgado.
The budget takes effect Jan. 1. A public hearing on the transit pilot is set for Nov. 12 at City Hall.
You are responsible for keeping your login details safe and for all activity under your account. Tell us straight away if you think someone else has used it. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
Introductory rates last for the period shown at sign-up, then renew at the standard rate. We email you before any price change takes effect. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
You can cancel anytime online. Access continues until the end of the billing period you have already paid for. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
Keep comments civil and on topic. Our moderators may remove posts that include personal attacks, spam or misinformation. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
We only use your data to run your subscription and, if you agree, to send you newsletters. See our privacy policy for the details. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
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CHICAGO — The City Council approved a $16.6 billion budget early Wednesday after a session that ran past 1 a.m., ending weeks of tense negotiations.
The plan holds property taxes flat, adds 200 police officers over two years and funds a pilot for free bus rides on weekends.
Officials leaned on higher parking fees and a one-time transfer from reserves, a move the city’s budget office called “a bridge, not a fix.”
Eleven members voted no, saying the deal leaves a $400 million gap for next year. “We are kicking the can,” said Alderman Ray Delgado.
The budget takes effect Jan. 1. A public hearing on the transit pilot is set for Nov. 12 at City Hall.
1import { createStore } from './store'; 2 3// Keep saved stories in sync across tabs 4const saved = createStore({ 5 stories: [], 6 lastSync: null, 7}); 8 9export function saveStory(story, section = 'news') { 10 const found = saved.stories.find(s => s.id === story.id); 11 if (found) { 12 found.section = section; 13 } else { 14 saved.stories.push({ ...story, section }); 15 } 16 saved.save(); 17} 18 19export function unread() { 20 return saved.stories.reduce( 21 (sum, s) => sum + (s.read ? 0 : 1), 0 22 ); 23} 24 25window.addEventListener('storage', () => saved.reload());
CHICAGO — The City Council approved a $16.6 billion budget early Wednesday after a session that ran past 1 a.m., ending weeks of tense negotiations.
The plan holds property taxes flat, adds 200 police officers over two years and funds a pilot for free bus rides on weekends.
Officials leaned on higher parking fees and a one-time transfer from reserves, a move the city’s budget office called “a bridge, not a fix.”
Eleven members voted no, saying the deal leaves a $400 million gap for next year. “We are kicking the can,” said Alderman Ray Delgado.
The budget takes effect Jan. 1. A public hearing on the transit pilot is set for Nov. 12 at City Hall.
You are responsible for keeping your login details safe and for all activity under your account. Tell us straight away if you think someone else has used it. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
Introductory rates last for the period shown at sign-up, then renew at the standard rate. We email you before any price change takes effect. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
You can cancel anytime online. Access continues until the end of the billing period you have already paid for. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
Keep comments civil and on topic. Our moderators may remove posts that include personal attacks, spam or misinformation. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
We only use your data to run your subscription and, if you agree, to send you newsletters. See our privacy policy for the details. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
We may update these terms. The version that applies is the one posted on the date you last renewed. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
1import { createStore } from './store'; 2 3// Keep saved stories in sync across tabs 4const saved = createStore({ 5 stories: [], 6 lastSync: null, 7}); 8 9export function saveStory(story, section = 'news') { 10 const found = saved.stories.find(s => s.id === story.id); 11 if (found) { 12 found.section = section; 13 } else { 14 saved.stories.push({ ...story, section }); 15 } 16 saved.save(); 17} 18 19export function unread() { 20 return saved.stories.reduce( 21 (sum, s) => sum + (s.read ? 0 : 1), 0 22 ); 23} 24 25window.addEventListener('storage', () => saved.reload());
CHICAGO — The City Council approved a $16.6 billion budget early Wednesday after a session that ran past 1 a.m., ending weeks of tense negotiations.
The plan holds property taxes flat, adds 200 police officers over two years and funds a pilot for free bus rides on weekends.
Officials leaned on higher parking fees and a one-time transfer from reserves, a move the city’s budget office called “a bridge, not a fix.”
Eleven members voted no, saying the deal leaves a $400 million gap for next year. “We are kicking the can,” said Alderman Ray Delgado.
The budget takes effect Jan. 1. A public hearing on the transit pilot is set for Nov. 12 at City Hall.
You are responsible for keeping your login details safe and for all activity under your account. Tell us straight away if you think someone else has used it. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
Introductory rates last for the period shown at sign-up, then renew at the standard rate. We email you before any price change takes effect. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
You can cancel anytime online. Access continues until the end of the billing period you have already paid for. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
Keep comments civil and on topic. Our moderators may remove posts that include personal attacks, spam or misinformation. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
We only use your data to run your subscription and, if you agree, to send you newsletters. See our privacy policy for the details. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
We may update these terms. The version that applies is the one posted on the date you last renewed. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
CHICAGO — The City Council approved a $16.6 billion budget early Wednesday after a session that ran past 1 a.m., ending weeks of tense negotiations.
The plan holds property taxes flat, adds 200 police officers over two years and funds a pilot for free bus rides on weekends.
Officials leaned on higher parking fees and a one-time transfer from reserves, a move the city’s budget office called “a bridge, not a fix.”
Eleven members voted no, saying the deal leaves a $400 million gap for next year. “We are kicking the can,” said Alderman Ray Delgado.
The budget takes effect Jan. 1. A public hearing on the transit pilot is set for Nov. 12 at City Hall.
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You are responsible for keeping your login details safe and for all activity under your account. Tell us straight away if you think someone else has used it. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
Introductory rates last for the period shown at sign-up, then renew at the standard rate. We email you before any price change takes effect. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
You can cancel anytime online. Access continues until the end of the billing period you have already paid for. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
Keep comments civil and on topic. Our moderators may remove posts that include personal attacks, spam or misinformation. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
We only use your data to run your subscription and, if you agree, to send you newsletters. See our privacy policy for the details. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
We may update these terms. The version that applies is the one posted on the date you last renewed. This is sample text for the demo and not a real legal document.
1import { createStore } from './store'; 2 3// Keep saved stories in sync across tabs 4const saved = createStore({ 5 stories: [], 6 lastSync: null, 7}); 8 9export function saveStory(story, section = 'news') { 10 const found = saved.stories.find(s => s.id === story.id); 11 if (found) { 12 found.section = section; 13 } else { 14 saved.stories.push({ ...story, section }); 15 } 16 saved.save(); 17} 18 19export function unread() { 20 return saved.stories.reduce( 21 (sum, s) => sum + (s.read ? 0 : 1), 0 22 ); 23} 24 25window.addEventListener('storage', () => saved.reload());
CHICAGO — The City Council approved a $16.6 billion budget early Wednesday after a session that ran past 1 a.m., ending weeks of tense negotiations.
The plan holds property taxes flat, adds 200 police officers over two years and funds a pilot for free bus rides on weekends.
Officials leaned on higher parking fees and a one-time transfer from reserves, a move the city’s budget office called “a bridge, not a fix.”
Eleven members voted no, saying the deal leaves a $400 million gap for next year. “We are kicking the can,” said Alderman Ray Delgado.
The budget takes effect Jan. 1. A public hearing on the transit pilot is set for Nov. 12 at City Hall.
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