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Glendale City Council recently hosted another workshop to discuss the plans to renovate the campus and improve upon the city hall building, Murphy Park and other aspects of the campus.

On Dec. 13, Glendale City Council reinstalled three councilmembers back onto the bench.

(The Center Square) – A consensus is forming that there need to be clarifications to the SAFE-T Act set to take effect in Illinois in the new year, but whether any changes will be substantive is still up in the air. The...

Glendale City Councilmember Bart Turner and other Arizona figures addressed their endorsement of Mark Kelly for re-election to the U.S. Senate during a press conference on Aug. 22.

Following the results of the election on Aug. 4, the city of Glendale reported Jamie Aldama, Bart Turner and Lauren Tolmachoff each retained the councilmember seats for their respective districts.

Glendale’s plan to renovate its downtown campus was raising questions, but a councilmember has added another: why not move city hall to Westgate?

Glendale City Council incumbents Jamie Aldama, Lauren Tolmachoff and Bart Turner are all running unopposed, seeking reelection on Aug. 2.

Among the contests are a competitive mayoral race in Chandler and four of six council seats up for grabs in Peoria.

The Glendale Water Services Department will leave 350 acre-feet, or about 1.5%, of the city’s 22,582 allotted acre-feet of Colorado River water in Lake Mead this year.

Majority Leader Greg Harris (D-Chicago), the No. 2 Democrat in the Illinois House, will not run for another term in 2022, he announced Monday. Harris, who has served in the legislature for 15 years, is best known for passing Illinois’ same sex marriage law in 2013. But he’s also been one of the chief architects of the state’s budget — including during Illinois’ two-year budget impasse under Gov. Bruce Rauner — and has taken the lead on Medicaid and other healthcare reform efforts.