City Council committee
Coverage of City Council committee in the Nexus archive.
- Boutros resignation resolution passed, new Chicago mayoral race candidate | The Chicago Report
A City Council committee has passed a resolution urging Chicago's top federal prosecutor to resign. Dr. Lisa Nee, a cardiologist, has announced her candidacy for Chicago mayor.
- Costco could be coming to Oakland
A City Council committee will vote on a pact to negotiate with Costco for a warehouse store and gas station in underserved West Oakland. The proposed development aims to address retail gaps in the area.
- Staten Island flag could be codified into law
Staten Island's flag, currently flying at City Hall, may become official through a proposed law. A City Council committee will consider codifying the cream-colored flag with the borough's seal into law.
- Public Could Learn More About the Military Exercises at St. Luke’s Hospital Site During Committee Meeting Wednesday
A public briefing on military exercises at St. Luke’s Hospital site in Pasadena will occur during a City Council committee meeting. The agenda lacks details about the involved military branch, exercise timing, or the presenter. The item is listed in the 'Information Only' section without attached documents.
- New Training Rules Could Be In Store for Police Oversight Commissioners
Pasadena’s civilian police watchdogs may be required to complete new training requirements, including visiting the Police Department’s shooting range, ride-alongs, and community-based training on implicit bias and the city’s policing history. The proposed rules, adopted by the Community Police Oversight Commission (CPOC) with a 7-4 vote, are set for review by a City Council committee.
- City Council committee backs crackdown on selling pot near schools, parks
A City Council committee approved a crackdown on marijuana sales within 1,000 feet of schools and parks, with Ald. Gilbert Villegas adjusting penalties to address concerns about disproportionate enforcement. The move aims to combat black-market cannabis sales near public spaces, which officials attribute to high state taxes and weak state-level disciplinary measures for illegal sales.
- Spencer Pratt blasts ‘checked out’ Nithya Raman as homeless fight grinds to a halt
Nithya Raman, a mayoral candidate focusing on homelessness, has faced criticism from rival Spencer Pratt for not convening her City Council committee in five weeks. Pratt accuses her of being 'checked out' while prioritizing her campaign over addressing the growing backlog of issues.