Mauricio Peña

For an “egregious violation,” the fine could go up to $50,000.

Air quality monitoring data will be available to neighbors during the demolition work.

“It’s unfortunate when the community has to pay the price for people's personal greed,” Mensa said.

After closing in mid-March, the Douglas Park brewery is waiting to reopen until the coronavirus pandemic subsides, a company spokesperson said.

A man was at a gas station in the 2800 block of South Pulaski Road when a car pulled up and someone inside starting shooting, police said.

The clinic would include more than a dozen examination rooms, procedure rooms, waiting rooms, doctors' offices and a pharmacy.

The 1,500-square-foot plan will bring an art gallery and a creative workspace to the corner of 19th and Wood streets.

Oakbrook-based NAS Corporation looks to "build a second-story addition to the existing building and establish medical services" at 3925 W. 31st St., according to paperwork filed with the city.

The federally qualified center is conducting tests by appointment six days a week from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday through Saturday at the corner of Marquette Road and California Avenue.

As the pandemic continues to ravage Latino neighborhoods, local leaders are imploring the city to expand testing hours and give families cash so they can afford to stay home.

The changes were introduced two months after the implosion of the old Crawford Coal plant smokestack covered Little Village in a cloud of dust. The last day to provide feedback is Feb. 18.

Despite launching in August, Southern Smoke Foundation leaders say they still have $3.6 million to help restaurant and bar industry workers in Cook County.

The city ended testing at Saucedo Scholastic Academy on Wednesday.

Most recently, a man was shot and seriously wounded Saturday in the 1700 block of South Paulina Street.

The liquor shop and bar will close 9 p.m. Wednesday, owners announced in an emailed newsletter.

With the help of partners and donors, New Life Centers bought the building on the corner of Lawndale Avenue and 27th Street to make way for a food pantry. It will be named El Mercado.

The project would include 176 parking spaces, according to paperwork filed with the city.

Hundreds of people lined up for a Christmas meal Tuesday in Little Village, one of the neighborhoods hardest hit by coronavirus. Local food pantries are their lifeline: "It's a big help."

An alderman and neighborhood groups will give away toys 3-5 p.m. Tuesday at 2701 S. Lawndale Ave.

The cube-shaped pods at Osito's Tap were one of the winning designs from a citywide competition that asked people to come up with ways restaurants and bars could continue to serve people outdoors.