City Council discussed Monday whether to adopt changes to an ordinance that would require residential developments to provide a certain number of affordable housing units.
The proposed amendments to...
A sustainability professional spoke to residents of Evanston and other suburbs about transit-oriented development Sunday night at a sustainability symposium.
Scott Bernstein (Weinberg '74) spoke at...
More than a year after Ald. Don Wilson (4th) drafted proposed reforms to the so-called "brothel law," city officials have yet to move forward.
The Zoning Committee of the Plan Commission has slated...
The Illinois attorney general's office Monday warned Evanston aldermen about weighing formal decisions over email, responding to legal questions first raised as they appointed a new panel last year.
In...
Home sales in Evanston picked up in April even as national homeownership rate hit a 17-year low, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau.
The report, released April 30, shows the national...
