Archive for June 2025
Rain Feeds the Fire of Drugs, Crime, and Murder
CHICAGO — SubXNews Street Reports June 18, 2025 The rain came hard, but the fire was already burning. Across Chicago, storms rolled through while shootings, stabbings, thefts, and open-air drug…
Read MoreThe bridges came down, but the lies stayed up … Chicago Collapses in Real Time: Teens Shot on Sidewalks, Cars Stolen in Front of Cops, Downtown Paralyzed for a Protest That Already Happened
CHICAGO — On June 12, 2025, Chicago descended deeper into dysfunction, as residents across the South and West Sides endured another day of gunfire, brazen theft, and public drug use…
Read MoreStreet Siege in LA: Immigration Protests Erupt into Riot as Rioters Trap CHP Below 101 Freeway
Street Siege in LA: Immigration Protests Erupt into Riot as Rioters Trap CHP Below 101 Freeway By @drkugler | https://t.co/FA5Tcn6fs7 | June 9, 2025 Downtown Los Angeles turned into a…
Read MoreWhen Social Justice Becomes Theater, Migrants and Workers Pay the Price
The recent ICE protests in Chicago and Los Angeles expose a dangerous turn in America’s immigration debate—one where symbolism trumps substance, laws are recast as oppression, and public officials play…
Read MoreChicago’s Relentless Grind: Mistakes Happen Every Day, Some Worse Than Others — But the Only Direction Is Forward
Street Reports Chicago keeps grinding. Through gunfire, busted systems, and broken trust, the city’s working class never quits. But June 6 delivered a cruel blow: Officer Krystal Rivera was shot…
Read MoreA City on Fire: June 5, 2025, Was the Day Chicago Couldn’t Hold It Together
Street Reports Chicago didn’t break on June 5—it was already broken. But yesterday, everything spilled out at once: another cop killed, the transit system out of control, random attacks, drug…
Read MoreMigrant Killers … how many murders has this city covered up
Migrant Killers … how many murders have this city covered up … we said this was a bad area even the media said it wasn’t now we have the proof…
Read MoreCity Council to Mayor Johnson: Show Us the Books … 21 Alders Demand Unfiltered Access to $3.185M Ernst & Young Budget Audit
Nineteen members of the Chicago City Council are demanding transparency from Mayor Brandon Johnson after learning that his administration quietly hired consulting giant Ernst & Young to “scour the budget…
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