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Chicago Mayor Proposes New Utility Tax To Fund Pensions

By Hannah Meisel · August 4, 2016, 3:59 PM EDT

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Wednesday proposed a $239 million yearly utility tax to help shore up the city's largest pension fund for municipal employees, which faces a $19 billion shortfall...

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