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Chicago police misconduct records to be searchable by officer name - Vimarsana News

Chicago police misconduct records to be searchable by officer name

The Chicago Police Department will soon bolster its public database of misconduct investigation files to make the records more searchable.

City Council Rejects Arbitration for Police Discipline – South Side Weekly - Vimarsana News

City Council Rejects Arbitration for Police Discipline – South Side Weekly

An arbitrator’s ruling would allow officers facing firing or suspension of more than a year to go around the Police Board.

Committee OKs plan to have city rent more Loop office space - Vimarsana News

Committee OKs plan to have city rent more Loop office space

Expanding existing leased space near City Hall is crucial for the reborn Department of Environment and a new civilian police oversight commission, committee members were told. But some members complained there’s vacant government-owned space in their wards.

Mayor Brandon Johnson's first budget leans on one-time revenue, hopes for federal, state help to avoid tough choices later - Vimarsana News

Mayor Brandon Johnson's first budget leans on one-time revenue, hopes for federal, state help to avoid tough choices later

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s first budget is expected to sail through the Chicago City Council on Wednesday. It’s balanced in part with $786.5 million in one-time revenues. The search for new revenue sources has been punted to a Council subcommittee.

Panel recommends barring Chicago cops from joining hate, extremist groups - Vimarsana News

Panel recommends barring Chicago cops from joining hate, extremist groups

The policy was approved Monday by a civilian-led oversight panel after CPD investigated but took little action against cops with connections to far-right groups, including the Proud Boys, Oath Keepers and Three Percenters.