City Reaches Settlement In Parking Meter Legal Fiasco

April 29, 2013 Subscribe · Forward City Reaches Settlement In Parking Meter Legal Fiasco In the city's ongoing efforts to put more lipstick on the pig that is Chicago's parking meter deal, Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced Monday City Hall had reached a settlement with the private company leasing Chicago's meters.  Continue reading... Racism Claims Fly In Canceled North Vs. South-Side Prep Baseball Game Blues Legend Gets Hall-Of-Fame Nod Rapper Arrested In Connection To 2012 Beating Video WATCH: Rahm Mocked At White House Correspondents' Dinner Ex-Official Convicted Of Lying For Decades About Tainted Water Man Dead After Humboldt Park Shooting, 13 More Hurt Over Weekend Woman Ran Over Ex-Boyfriend's New Girlfriend: Prosecutors Ex-Official Convicted Of Lying For Decades About Tainted Water Woman Ran Over Ex-Boyfriend's New Girlfriend: Prosecutors Homeless Man's Plea For Dignity Inspires Outpouring Of Kindness Ex-Official Convicted Of Lying For Decades About Tainted Water DAVID ROSNER You Are a Guinea Pig A hidden epidemic is poisoning America. The toxins are in the air we breathe and the water we drink, in the walls of our homes and the furniture within them. And there's a reason why you've never read about it in the newspaper or seen a report on the nightly news. Continue reading... ANDREA L. ZOPP Red Line Reconstruction: A Model for Minority Inclusion The right skills and preparation mixed with a commitment to diversity from those who issue government contracts, plus key community partnerships, makes a good formula for access, opportunity and community investment. Continue reading... LIZ JOYNT SANDBERG Chicago Comedian and Bishop Watterson Alum Speaks Out on Carla Hale's Dismissal In an open letter to her Alma Mater last week, DeFrancisco donned her school uniform and shared, with genuine warmth, her sincere gratitude for the excellent education and development of moral character that she received from the school. Continue reading... HOMARO CANTU What I Would Choose as My Last Meal Have you ever thought about what you would choose as your last meal? Continue reading... HENRY HENDERSON Illinois Fracking Debate: Silence Before the Storm in Springfield As discussions stall in Springfield, the interests of Illinoisans are left flapping in the wind, with entire communities completely and unacceptably exposed to the array of well known risks associated with the controversial oil and gas extraction technique. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003