Mayor Brandon Johnson's 'Treatment Not Trauma' initiative takes step forward as fiscal questions remain

Despite significant fiscal hurdles ahead that could delay implementing a core piece of Mayor Brandon Johnson’s agenda, aldermen Tuesday pushed forward with plans to reopen Chicago’s mental health centers as advocates vowed the work will be done by the end of Johnson’s first term. The ordinance that unanimously cleared the Chicago City Council’s Health and Human Relations Committee was just the ...

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