Both parking bans were implemented to prevent recurrences of problems that happened in 1967 and 1979 when Chicago came to a traffic standstill due to major snowstorms. Twenty-three inches of snow ...

One of Chicago's most vibrant restaurants is hitting a milestone. Carnivale is celebrating 20 years of bold Latin-inspired cuisine and festive flair. Chef Carlos Garza, who's been with the ...

Chicago's overnight winter ban prevents motorists from parking on roughly 100 miles of city streets from 3 a.m. to 7 a.m. between Dec. 1 and April 1 — whether or not there's actually snow to be ...

It's that time of year: Chicago's winter parking restrictions will soon go into effect. The city's annual Winter Overnight Parking Ban begins Dec. 1, the Department of Streets and Sanitation ...

April 7 (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Friday declined to reinstate a lawsuit from Chicago drivers who claimed the city's costly parking meter rates were derived from a 75-year, $1.1 billion ...

Oct 30 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a challenge from Chicago drivers over hourly meter rates for public parking in the city, in a case that sought to void Chicago ...

CHICAGO (CBS) --Operators of Chicago parking garages are warning that their rates could go up next year, if a proposed tax is approved as part of Mayor Brandon Johnson's budget plan for 2025.

City attorneys are recommending aldermen approve a deal to settle for $15.5 million three long-standing disputes with the company that owns the meters, Chicago Parking Meters LLC. The proposal is ...

As our friends at Climate Town explain in-depth in a recent video, Chicago doesn't actually have any control over its parking meters. Why? Because back in 2008, the city sold control of those ...

Annie Costabile/Sun-Times Share Currently, if you want to construct certain new housing or a new business in Chicago, you must also build a minimum number of new parking spaces, even when it’s ...

They might make you want to pull a Cool Hand Luke and decapitate the lot of them, but parking meters turn out to be great investments in places like Chicago, which privatized those money-mauling ...