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Mexican Independence Day 2024: Plan to host 2-day event downtown Chicago in Grant Park 1 step closer to coming to fruition

Organizers planning to hold Grant Park event for Mexican Independence Day, Chicago Alderman Brendan Reilly says

The Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Mexican Consulate in Chicago are planning to host a Grant Park event for Mexican Independence Day 2024.

Big-city coalition makes a case for why immigrants are essential to U.S. economy

A coalition including Chicago business, faith and municipal leaders announced a nationwide campaign to press the White House to extend work permits to undocumented immigrants who are long-term residents of the U.S.

After Years Of Tension, Can Riot Fest Win Over West Siders?

Riot Fest is set to return to Douglass Park in September. Though some neighbors still want it gone, some local business owners said organizers have stepped up efforts to support them.

Latino businesses have economic potential to unlock: Opinion

Ordinance that restricts dollar stores approved by Chicago City Council

The City Council voted overwhelmingly in favor of an ordinance that focuses on poorly-maintained Dollar Stores.

City Council reins in Chicago dollar stores

Ald. Matt O'Shea described overflowing dumpsters and litter-strewn parking lots, broken fences and light fixtures and tipped-over shopping carts. But "in a predominantly white suburb, I don’t see that. I see clean, well-maintained stores and parking lots,” O’Shea said.

Chicago passes ordinance to regulate dollar stores | Crain's Chicago Business

City Council Votes 42-7 to Crack Down on New Dollar Stores in Chicago

Dollar Stores Fined Thousands Of Times For Expired Formula, Labor Violations, Filthy Stores. Will The City Regulate Them?

It’s easier for the billion-dollar corporation behind these stores to pay fines than it is to fix problems in their stores, an expert said. “They simply do not care,” Ald. Matt O’Shea said.