POLITICSCHICAGO SUN-TIMES
22 alderpersons say they'll reject parking meters sale, accuse Johnson of holding back info about the deal
22 Chicago City Council members plan to reject the sale of city parking meters to Stonepeak Partners, accusing Mayor Brandon Johnson of withholding critical information and unilaterally setting a June 30 deadline for council approval. The alderpersons argue the mayor's actions violate the separation of powers by making binding decisions without legislative input.
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