Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is expected to formally veto an expanded curfew ordinance that passed at Wednesday's City Council meeting in the coming days, and it's raising concerns among some ...

Ald. Brian Hopkins plans to keep making the case for his ordinance, but added that he will not “twist arms” to try to ...

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Before the vote, Mayor Brandon Johnson Johnson repeatedly questioned whether the measure is constitutional and frequently said that he does not believe that expanding the city’s curfew would stop teen ...

Chicago aldermen have approved a curfew ordinance aimed at preventing violent teen gatherings, but the city’s mayor said ...

Brandon Johnson will veto a measure approved by City Council on Wednesday that would have given Chicago’s police ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson intends to use his veto power to strike down a controversial "snap" curfew ordinance that was approved ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson intends to use his veto power to strike down a controversial "snap" curfew ordinance that was approved ...

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A divided Chicago City Council voted to approve a controversial ordinance to allow for temporary curfews aimed at preventing so-called "teen takeovers," although Mayor Brandon Johnson said he will ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson says he will veto the ordinance, which would empower Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling to issue curfews anytime, anywhere in the city, with 30 minutes’ notice.

The Chicago City Council on Wednesday passed the "snap curfew" ordinance by a vote of 27-22. Mayor Brandon Johnson has pledged to veto it.