U.S. seizes more papers
Federal investigators have paid another visit to city offices again, this time taking records from the Department of Streets and Sanitation, Daley administration officials acknowledged Tuesday. The agents gave advance...
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‘Bagman’ pleads guilty
A former Chicago official admitted Monday that he solicited trucking companies seeking city business to contribute to Mayor Richard Daley's re-election campaign and the 11th Ward Democratic Organization of Daley's...
U.S. agents seize files at city offices
More than a year after federal officials began investigating Chicago's scandal-ridden Hired Truck Program, the probe has reached the office of Mayor Richard Daley. Investigators used search warrants to seize...
Protest rips end of Hired Truck
A protest group that included minority trucking firm owners who believe they will be put out of work gathered outside Mayor Richard Daley's office Thursday to voice their opposition to...
Chief tried to halt fight, court told
The night of a beating outside a Forest Park bar earlier this month, Berwyn Public Safety Director Frank Marzullo was trying to be a peacemaker by breaking up a fight,...
Mayor Koch tells a howler about wolves
Edward Koch, the famously colorful former New York mayor, visiting here for the University of Illinois at Chicago symposium on the late Mayor Richard J. Daley, told the gathered dignitaries...
Rank-and-file workers reminded to be ethical
Twelve hundred Water Management Department employees may have wondered last week why they were listening to instruction on ethics and compliance with city rules. After all, it's been the honchos...
Rank-and-file workers reminded to be ethical
Twelve hundred Water Management Department employees may have wondered last week why they were listening to instruction on ethics and compliance with city rules. After all, it's been the honchos...
Was alderman in blue untrue?
Two days after the University of Illinois basketball team lost to the University of North Carolina in the national championship game, Ald. Joe Moore (49th) raised eyebrows when he showed...
Tillman tries a daring maneuver
Ald. Dorothy Tillman (3rd) is never--ever--spotted in public bare headed, and her colorful hats are as much a Tillman trademark as her boisterous manner. But the South Side alderman made...