Monica Eng is a corporate and community engagement manager, as well as a reporter for Axios, focusing on local news in the United States, specifically Illinois and Chicago. With a background in food and health reporting, Monica brings a unique perspective to her articles, highlighting the intersection of culture, politics, and community in her work.
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Chicago, Illinois, United States (Local)
Monica Eng focuses on local Chicago coverage with a significant emphasis on government announcements, politics, and house & home topics. Her articles often feature local events, food spots in the Chicago area, and issues related to immigration.
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Chicago is facing a $223 million deficit for 2024, and a forecasting a 2025 deficit of nearly $1 billion driven mostly by pension payments and lower tax revenue, city officials announced Thursday morning.
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