Aurora City Council declines to increase number of tattoo licenses in city
Mayor Richard Irvin says he will help owner of turned-down tattoo parlor find a new location.
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Aurora looks to expand RiverEdge Park improvement project
Aurora is looking to expand the contract and project to renovate the backstage area and other parts of RiverEdge Park.
Aurora moving closer to remake of Broadway downtown
City officials are looking at plans for the new Broadway streetscape, which would include getting rid of on-street parking along the road.
New VNA Health Center at former Aurora school called a ‘significant milestone’
The VNA Health Center at the Jeff Craig Family Resource Center, housed in the former Mary Todd School at Oak and New York streets on the near West Side of...
Neighbor Project and Community Foundation partner for affordable housing
The Neighbor Project has placed $1 million in its fund with the Community Foundation.
Aurora still working on new funding arrangement with Civic Center Authority
The funding arrangement is considered a long-term solution spending plan detailing the financial relationship between the city and the Civic Center Authority.
Aurora set to appoint first student to city board
Aldermen will vote at the Tuesday regular City Council meeting on the appointment of Michael Handzic, a Metea Valley High School junior, to the Bicycle, Pedestrian and Transit Advisory Board.
Flag-raising celebrates Pride weekend in Aurora
For the third year, city officials raised the Pride flag in One Aurora Plaza on Friday, the beginning of Pride weekend in Aurora.
Aurora City Council to vote on rezoning for West Side restaurant
Under the plan, the 1.5-acre site would be home to Mariscos El Vallartizo, a seafood restaurant.
Chicago-based Mesirow Financial opens office in Aurora
Mesirow's new Aurora office is in downtown Aurora, just two blocks west of Aurora City Hall on Downer Place.