Mayor Brandon Johnson requesting new first-responder technology as ShotSpotter goes offline
Mayor Brandon Johnson is asking businesses to offer up new violent crime response tools just as his administration ends the ShotSpotter police technology deal, and the controversial outgoing vendor intends to throw its hat in the ring to continue operating in Chicago.
The embattled Chicago Public Schools chief came to his own defense today for the first time since reports surfaced that the ...
It’s an age-old maxim to say politics is a game of addition, not subtraction. Coalition building is about bringing people ...
They say you can’t fight City Hall. But Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez is doing just that, refusing to bow to ...
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Mayor Johnson rejects plan to keep ShotSpotter; company to remove gunshot sensorsCHICAGO – A day after Mayor Brandon Johnson indicated he would veto a council effort aimed at keeping ShotSpotter – the controversial gunshot detection technology – the device’s parent company, ...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson asked Chicago Public Schools Chief Executive Officer Pedro Martinez to step down this week, ...
The city spent "$100 million for a walkie-talkie on a pole, and the reason why they said we needed it was to reduce gun ...
After months of tension, Mayor Brandon Johnson told Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez this week that he wants the ...
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