Longtime Aurora pancake house looks to add liquor license
The Aurora City Council will vote Tuesday night on creating a Class B, on-site consumption, liquor license for Blueberry Hill Pancake House, 405 N. Eola Road, in a strip mall...
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Aurora City Council to vote on major East Side sewer project
Aldermen will vote on a $939,285 contract with Batavia-based Fox Excavating Inc. for a sewer separation and water main replacement along Hoyles Avenue and Jackson Street in the 3rd Ward.
Aurora close to getting new restaurant in spot near Paramount Theatre
The Aurora Civic Center Authority is close to a deal for a new restaurant in the former Stolp Island Social location in the Aurora Arts Center downtown.
Aurora eyes contract to fill in underground vaults along Broadway downtown
The work is set to be done in anticipation of the upcoming Broadway streetscape and reconstruction project.
Aurora City Council to vote on plans for residential development
The Aurora City Council is set to vote on preliminary plans for the 34-acre Lincoln Crossing South, the next phase of the large Pulte Homes residential development on the southeast...
Aurora eyes new fine to cut down on drivers fleeing and eluding police
The ordinance would seek to allow the Aurora Police Department to charge the registered owner of a vehicle with fleeing and eluding a police officer in cases where police are...
Aurora considers $1.2 million contract to manage city’s computer servers
The contract with Arizona-based Insight Public Sector would mean the company would manage the city’s servers instead of the city’s Information Technology Division.
Aurora eyes contracts for street resurfacing projects
Two Aurora City Council committees recently recommended two different contracts for the 2024 citywide street resurfacing projects.
Aurora panel recommends higher Phillips Park golf fees
An Aurora City Council committee on Thursday recommended an increase in fees to play golf at Phillips Park on the city's East Side.
Aurora approves contract for popular education program for underserved young people in city
The Aurora City Council this week approved a $2.5 million contract for up to five years of a popular STEAM program for disadvantaged young people in the city.