Articles By Mauricio Peña
Google Plans To Hire ‘Hundreds’ In Chicago This Year
“I look forward to seeing the company continue to grow in Chicago for years to come," Mayor Rahm Emanuel said.
Woman Dies After Being Hit By Green Line Train At Clinton Stop In West Loop, Officials Say
The woman was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
Century-Old St. Ann Church In Pilsen Sold, Developer Aims To Transform It Into Apartments Or Condos, Archdiocese Confirms
The church building — one of three the Archdiocese aimed to close in Pilsen — was sold to a developer for $1.35 million.
Candidates Aiming To Replace Ricardo Munoz In 22nd Ward To Face Off Next Week In Little Village
This will be the first time the 22nd Ward will have a new alderman in more than 25 years.
Little Village Pastor Victor Rodriguez Dies: Father Figure To Many, An Open Door To All
Through his boxing club and church, Pastor Vic "turned gang members into peace ambassadors" and broke barriers between youth of all races, U.S. Rep. Chuy Garcia said.
Windy City Smokeout Moves To United Center Parking Lot For Annual Summer Bash
The festival will feature four-time world barbecue champion Myron Mixon and county music stars Chris Young and Old Dominion.
All Development On Hold In Danny Solis’ Ward For At Least 3 Months, Disgraced Alderman’s Office Admits
Solis, embroiled in a City Hall scandal that includes wearing a wire on Ald. Ed Buke, has been missing in action since the news broke.
Cars Reported Stolen Off The Streets In Little Village, Police Say
The most recent incident happened on Feb. 6 in the 2800 block of South Kildare Avenue, police said.
Black Rabbit Shop Opens In Pilsen, Bringing Flowers, Plants And Gifts To 18th Street
The shop offers “visually striking” plants and flowers that customers might not find at other floral shops.
