In less than 90 minutes on an October afternoon in 2014, Chicago police officers slapped three $200 tickets on a South Side woman’s 1999 Ford Expedition because she didn’t have a city vehicle sticker.

July 20, 2009 (CHICAGO) Many have paid for the stickers, but have not yet received them in the mail. The deadline to display the new stickers was last Wednesday, and those who don't have one could be ...

CHICAGO (CBS)-- The small sticker lurking in the corner of your windshield is not as benign as it may seem. It's yet another way for the city to profit off of people who drive their car within city ...

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CHICAGO (CBS)—Thousands of citations issued for city sticker violations were not in compliance with Chicago's municipal code, which prohibits more than two city sticker tickets from being issued the ...

A Logan Square teenager who first made headlines in 2012 when he designed the winning city sticker, only to have it pulled over concerns it contained gang signs, was arrested Tuesday for driving a ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The City of Chicago will extend the dates of city sticker and residential parking permit enforcement for two weeks to allow motorists additional time to comply. City sticker and ...

A city spokesperson told NBC 5 said that even though Candelario had updated his driver’s license address and purchased a Brookfield sticker, he did not update his vehicle’s registration with the state ...

The item in my column last Sunday about the exorbitantly punitive fines Chicago levies on those like me who fail to renew their city vehicle stickers on time seemed to strike a nerve with so many ...

This story is a collaboration between ProPublica Illinois and WBEZ. In less than 90 minutes on an October afternoon in 2014, Chicago police officers slapped three $200 tickets on a South Side woman’s ...