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Trey Arline
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West Side Reporter, Block Club Chicago
Chicago, Las Vegas
Beats
culture and history. criminal justice deviant behavior and Black issuesTechnology internet culture
Investigative, Political, Crime
Content
By Trey Arline Verified| The TRiiBE Verified Whether it’s for financial reasons or lack of decent homes, West Siders have few options when it comes to finding a quality home to purchase in their neighborhood. Systemic disinvestment in communities like Austin, East Garfield Park and West Garfield Park has led to population loss and gentrification over the years. For example, from 1980 until 2017, East Garfield Park lost 43 percent of its Black population over that period of time. Today, the population in East Garfield Park stands at 19,992.
By Trey Arline Verified| South Side Weekly Verified On Tuesday, President Joe Biden won Michigan’s Democratic primary handily, but more than 100,000 “uncommitted” ballots, or about 13 percent, were cast after organizers mounted a protest-vote campaign to send a message regarding the president’s support of Israel in its war on Gaza. In Chicago, activists say the war could impact the primary here, as well as the Democratic National Convention in August and the general election in November.
By Trey Arline Verified| The TRiiBE Verified With ShotSpotter’s contract renewal approaching later this week, Chicago officials, activists and residents remain divided on its use and reliability. However, this morning, the Chicago Sun-Times reported that Mayor Brandon Johnson is expected to announce that he won’t renew the contract. According to Ald. Chris Taliaferro (29th Ward), the contract would be extended until September, to get the city through the summer and the Democratic National Convention, and then it will be terminated.
Company Info
Block Club Chicago
Block Club Chicago is a nonprofit news organization focused on providing reliable, nonpartisan coverage of Chicago’s neighborhoods. Founded in 2018 by former editors of DNAinfo Chicago, it has developed a sustainable, reader-supported model emphasizing hyperlocal journalism. The organization began with a successful Kickstarter campaign and has grown to 37 employees, supported by 20,000 paying subscribers, foundation grants, and advertising revenue. The organization specializes in neighborhood-focused reporting, covering local news, events, and issues across Chicago’s 77 community areas, particularly in underserved neighborhoods. It also features investigative journalism through its Watch team, which addresses systemic issues, and highlights the city’s arts and culture scene. Block Club Chicago is recognized for its community engagement and operational resilience, receiving multiple awards for its impact on local journalism. Its business model relies on reader revenue, grants, and advertising, showcasing a successful approach to nonprofit journalism that can be replicated in other cities.
Chicago, United States
Founded: 2018