A city contractor began work this week on the construction of two bike paths on both the east and west sides of town. On Eastside Drive between High Street and...
The police department is offering residents free "No Solicitors" signs to hang in their doors, following the arrest last week of three individuals for soliciting without a city permit. Lt....
Police and business and community leaders brought the department's newest member out into the open, but all the recruit really wanted to do was get out of the sun. The...
Six Aurora men were arrested Sunday on felony charges after police on a routine patrol interrupted them trying to break into parked cars outside a popular business, police said. Lt....
A City Council committee is studying a new ordinance that would force residents to mow the parkways in front of their homes or face a fine. The ordinance would affect...
The city has fined two liquor stores $1,000 each and has imposed other penalties after a police sting this year found clerks willing to sell alcohol to a minor. Mayor...
A City Council committee is taking a second look at an ordinance to make parents of repeat juvenile offenders responsible for their children's actions. The so-called parental responsibility law was...
The Army Corps of Engineers has given the city and park district permission to dredge Depot Pond, but officials are waiting for contractors' estimates to determine how much work can...
The city will ask voters in November for permission to issue bonds to pay for renovating the Batavia Government Center, but officials have not yet decided just how much to...
The city plans this week to close the first of two roads it is rebuilding southwest of downtown. Phase One of the two-part project begins with closing of South Street...