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The Naperville City Council cut grant funding for a local nonprofit agency after a council member’s familial ties to the organization were questioned. Over the past two decades, the city of Naperville has allocated funding to area organizations through its annually awarded Social Services Grant program. Elected officials approved 2024 allocations at Tuesday’s council meeting — but with a ...

Hanging out in a municipal parking lot or deck in Naperville could get you a ticket for trespassing.

Century Walk must submit a financial audit to the city before it will receive any funding from the Naperville City Council, a proviso the group’s president balked at as a requirement not imposed on other organizations.

The city of Naperville can begin enforcing its ban on the sale of assault rifles, a federal judge has ruled.

The owner of Law Weapons and Supply in Naperville and a national gun rights organization have filed a lawsuit against the city, stating the recent ordinance passed to ban the sale of certain high-powered rifles is unconstitutional.

Assault rifle sales will be prohibited by the ordinance change but restrictions on handguns were removed from the revision.

Ordinance would prohibit the sale of "assault weapons and large-capacity magazines."

Napervilles proposed ban on the sale of some high-powered weapons is drawing mixed reactions. The city council Tuesday will begin discussions on the ban on the sale of what officials describe as assault weapons.

After Mayor Steve Chirico called for an update to Napervilles code of conduct, the city council approved a revised set of standards that not only apply to the mayor and council members, but also board and commission members.

Daily Herald opinion: Naperville officials are reviewing the citys animal control ordinances after recent dog-on-dog attacks. But owners need to do their part to keep their dogs restrained.