Winter is coming, and so is Chicago’s overnight parking ban.
Updated 41 mins agoThe Department of Streets and Sanitation's annual parking prohibitions across 107 miles worth of streets will start Dec. 1 and remain in effect until April 1, 2023.
Vehicles stationed in banned areas between 3 a.m. to 7 a.m. will be towed in an effort to prevent build-up of snow and ice. The parking ban will be enforced whether or not there's snow on the ground, the city warns. Signage is posted permanently along the affected routes, and the department will place flyers on cars as additional reminders before the restrictions are issued. A map of the streets impacted by the ban can be found on the
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Column: Will Jed Hoyer finally put his stamp on the Chicago Cubs at the winter meetings?Paul Sullivan writes: 'Not to put any pressure on (Cubs) President Jed Hoyer, but it’s time to put his own stamp on a winter meeting.'
Read more »
When is the First Day of Winter and What is the Winter Solstice?With Chicago and its surrounding suburbs seeing the first measurable snowfall of the season on Tuesday, the conditions outside are already feeling like fall has come to an end.
Read more »
When is the First Day of Winter and What is the Winter Solstice?While the meteorological winter begins at the start of December, the astronomical start of winter is marked by the winter solstice.
Read more »
Hamptons house where vacationing sisters died in overnight fire misrepresented on rental site: lawsuitA rental home in the Hamptons did not have working smoke and carbon metal detectors as the rental website HomeAway claimed it did before a fire that killed two sisters last August, a lawsuit says.
Read more »
12 Seriously Injured in Overnight Trash Chute Fire at Brooklyn Housing ComplexAt least a dozen people were seriously injured after the trash chute inside a Brooklyn building caught fire overnight, city officials reported. The first 911 call came into the FDNY shortly after 11 p.m. Saturday for a fire in the Bridge Street building, the department said. Multiple units rushed to the Farragut Houses, a NYCHA complex in Downtown Brooklyn, within…
Read more »