David Greising

Arbitration or disciplinary hearings: That is the question facing the City of Chicago when cops face major disciplinary charges, often with both their badges and public trust in policing on the lin…

One my favorite rites of midwinter is when Richard Edelman, chief executive of the Chicago-based global public relations firm that bears his name, returns to town to report on whom […]

For the first time in memory, an Illinois governor is proposing to fully fund Illinois' five statewide pension plans. The last one to try, Jim Edgar, aimed only for 90% funding, making Illinois the only state with a stated goal that has set its aim lower than 100%.

If Mayor Brandon Johnson seemed short-tempered after losing on the Bring Chicago Home referendum last week — the first major loss of his brief political career — perhaps we can cut the guy some slack.

Larry Snelling seemed suited to bring the Chicago police into compliance with the consent decree. Yet CPD is proving stubbornly resistant to reform.

In the debate over how to fix Illinois' worst-in-the-nation pension problem, the people who argue that retirement pay and benefits need to be protected at all costs have always held the high ground.

We urge the Illinois legislature to follow Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s lead rather than advancing a more expensive alternative for fixing Tier 2

In order to take the Bears’ lakefront stadium proposal even a first step toward “yes,” CEO Kevin Warren will need to refocus the financial discussion.