Pritzker Shouldn't Continue Excluding General Assembly During COVID-19 Crisis
Residents had a strong reaction after Mayor Steve Chirico said in a Facebook post, "We need to begin opening up our economy May 1."
The Naperville mayor took to his personal Facebook page to say he'd ideally like to reopen "low transmission risk businesses back up."
The parade was originally scheduled for May 25, but will be postponed until 2021.
Two long-time employees are planning to retire in April
Naperville Park District board passes naming resolution at April 9 meeting
Naperville Park District officially names the new development to be completed in summer 2020
Public may participate via web conferencing
Mayor Steve Chirico signed an executive order Monday to halt parking tickets for most violations.
Playgrounds and golf courses join list of District facility closures and program cancellations
Rep. Underwood said the funding was made available through the Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act.
The question sought voters' opinions about recreational cannabis in Naperville.
Here are Republican candidate Rick Laib's answer to Patch's 2020 primary questionnaire.
Here are Republican Krishna Bansal's answers to the 2020 primary Patch questionnaire.
Ventura will face off against Rep. Bill Foster for a chance to win the District 11 seat in Congress.
Here are Rep. Bill Foster's (D-IL, 11) responses to the Patch candidate questionnaire.
Rep. Bill Foster was the projected winner of the Democratic nomination and Rick Laib appeared victorious over Krishna Bansal.
Six episodes now available featuring interviews with board president and staff
Naperville Park District to award scholarship for commitment to compassionate public service
The city voted unanimously Tuesday to repair the beloved landmark.
Naperville Park District recently released the 2020 Budget Snapshot—an easy-to-read overview of the District’s finances.
Members of the public are invited to the March 3 city council meeting to discuss the future of Moser Tower.
Rep. Grant to Partner with Secretary of State's Office to Offer Mobile DMV Services at her Office
Oberweis reacts to Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s first official “State of the State” address Jan. 29.
Community Impact Award presented by the Illinois Park and Recreation Association in Chicago on Jan. 24
2020 budget will support three major capital projects
Residents can use the dashboard to view and track their energy usage.
The Dec. 9 meeting will debut the city's new comprehensive master plan and get feedback from residents.
The visit comes after a racist incident was reported at Buffalo Wild Wings and a Naperville Central student was charged with a hate crime.
Park Board to vote on adoption of budget at Dec. 12 meeting
Board to meet on Nov. 12, 14 and Dec. 12
State Sen. Jim Oberweis will host a free community event to help constituents better understand the federal Medicare program.
Get a fresh look at the city's vision for revamping the downtown area.
The city chose to opt out of cannabis sales, but will present a referendum on the March 2020 ballot.
Families are asked to submit photos and written stories (max: 250 words) about veterans by Nov. 3.
The baseline concept has a more modest price tag and includes more parking spaces.
Members of the public can learn more about ideas for 5th Avenue at meetings on Sept. 19 and Oct. 1.
The council voted 6 to 3 in favor of opting out of recreational cannabis sales.
"It doesn't matter what communities around us do," members of Opt Out Naperville say.
Tuesday's city council meeting about the issue lasted until well after midnight.