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November 22, 2022
The judges for this year’s Five Flashiest Fleets included an 11-person panel from the staffs of CCJ and fellow Randall Reilly publications.
November 21, 2022
The judges for this year’s Five Flashiest Fleets included an 11-person panel from the staffs of CCJ and fellow Randall Reilly publications.
September 2, 2022
Electrification via nuclear has merit We are in trouble with the carbon-dioxide emissions unless we make a change to full electrification. The nuclear reactors that power our submarines and aircraft carriers have a fail safe...
February 18, 2022
The Baker-Polito Administration is awarding of $1 million in funding to support fleet managers as they plan for and procure medium- and heavy-duty (MHD)
February 15, 2022
Ald. Patrick Daley Thompson (11th) is the first former or sitting Chicago alderperson to be convicted since former Ald. Ricardo Muñoz (22nd) pleaded guilty last September and the 37th since Fred Hubbard (2nd) in 1973. It averages out to a Council member convicted every 16 months.
December 14, 2021
A Chicago city administrator responsible for accountability faces charges of falsifying bank loans, lying to regulators and taking a $130,000 personal loan he never repaid while on the bank’s board.
December 8, 2021
William M. Mahon, who was once suspended for helping rig city job applicants’ test scores, now faces charges over his role as a Washington Federal Bank for Savings board member.
September 17, 2021
Good policy “American Rescue funds couldn’t come at better time for Garfield County.” Thank goodness, feds to the rescue again. Thank goodness “smaller government” Republicans are not running the government right now. Thank goodness for...
May 22, 2021
Officials may scrap a plan to expand the 710 Freeway after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency finds the project might increase air pollution.
May 11, 2021
A long-running project to widen the 710 Freeway hit a new hurdle after the EPA has required planners to conduct a detailed pollution study that is likely to show added truck traffic will increase pollution in an area already burdened by bad air. - ADVERTISEMENT - The Environmental Protection Agency issued a letter in March requiring that officials behind the 710 Freeway widening project—which would add two lanes of truck traffic on either side of the freeway—perform a particulate matter “...