As we should know by now, when it comes to everything from closing schools to reappointing the city's inspector general, Mayor Rahm's real motivations are probably not what he says they are.
The city has put a price tag on everything from parking meters to CTA stops, billboards to city departments. But what's the real cost of plastering our public space with ads?
During his campaign for mayor, Rahm Emanuel said he would be cautious about leading the city into privatization deals. But his pick for the city's chief financial officer comes from a firm that specializes in privatization work.