Steve Sadin

After four amendments to Waukegan's budget — three were approved, and one was rejected — and months of work before the changes were introduced, the city has a spending plan for the fiscal year that starts on May 1.

From students placing a greater reliance on remote learning, to parents' increased willingness to keep children home from school when symptoms of

Brin was elected chair of the central committee by acclamation Wednesday night at the Greenbelt Cultural Center in North Chicago when his opponent, Ted Livengood, asked the committee members to ele…

Waukegan begins a citywide awareness campaign Monday — which happens to be Earth Day — to motivate residents to place only recyclable materials like paper in their recycle container, an…

The volunteers started the third-annual Earth Week Saturday morning in Waukegan, collecting trash of all sorts littering the streets, beach, harbor, downtown and their neighborhoods and putting it …

Susana Lopez and her husband Agustin Escalera like to participate in GO WAUKEGAN walks for the exercise, and they bring their son, Ismael Escalera, along to emphasize the importance of such things in making it a family experience.

Books were expensive when the Waukegan Public Library first opened its doors in the late 19th century so it gave city residents a place where they could borrow, read and then return them so others could do the same.