Chicago City Council Targets Predatory Towing with Proposed Ordinance Overhaul; Vote Set for April 16
Chicago City Council is considering a new ordinance to regulate tow truck operations and address predatory towing, which would allow the police to impound violators' vehicles and permit affected drivers to sue for damages.
Attorney General Kwame Raoul Joins Coalition to Urge Rejection of Resolution Overturning CFPB Overdraft Fee Rule
Attorney General Kwame Raoul and 21 counterparts urged the U.S. House to reject a resolution that would overturn a CFPB rule limiting bank overdraft fees. They argue the rule protects consumers, especially the vulnerable, from excessive charges.
Chicago Waitress Assaulted Over $50 Check Dispute at Pilsen's El Taco Azteca, Attackers Sought
A waitress was assaulted by two women at El Taco Azteca in Chicago over a refund dispute for a $50 check. The attack was caught on camera, and the waitress is recovering from injuries. The restaurant’s staff seeks help in finding the assailants.












