City News

Naperville Police Arrest Two Teens Charged with Sexually Assaulting a Female

Naperville Police arrested two Lisle teens for allegedly sexually assaulting a female acquaintance in the washroom of a Naperville business on Jan. 11. 

Naperville Police Arrest Plainfield Convicted Felon Allegedly in Possession of a Loaded Gun

Naperville Police arrested a 30-year-old Plainfield man on weapons charges during a traffic stop on Jan. 10.  

City Seeking Co-Chairs to Lead 2031 Bicentennial Celebration

The City of Naperville is seeking two volunteer co-chairs to lead its upcoming bicentennial celebration in 2031. 

City of Naperville Launches New and Improved eBill Portal

The City’s new and improved eBill portal is officially live, offering a simpler, more user-friendly way to receive and pay your utility bill online. 

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over This Season

The Naperville Police Department is joining law enforcement agencies across Illinois in a major traffic safety effort from Dec. 12 through Jan. 5. 

Statement from Naperville City Manager Doug Krieger Regarding City Contractor Fatality at Naperville Train Station

City Manager Doug Krieger offers his condolences and provides information following the death of a City contractor at the Naperville Train Station on Dec. 1, 2025. 

Structure Fire in the 1100 Block of Royal Saint George Drive

No injuries were reported after a Nov. 23 structure fire on Royal Saint George Drive caused over $20,000 in damage and displaced three adults.  

Naperville Police Department reminds drivers: This Thanksgiving, buckle up and drive sober

The Naperville Police Department is joining the Illinois State Police and local partners for a holiday traffic safety enforcement campaign that will run from Nov. 21 to Dec. 2. 

Structure Fire in the 700 Block of Kaiser Court

A structure fire in the 700 block of Kaiser Court resulted in over $50,000 in damage and displaced two adults and children.  

City of Naperville Announces New Director of Public Works

The City of Naperville announces that Daniel Randolph has been hired as the City's next Director of Public Works. His start date is Dec. 1.  

Pre-Trial Release Denied for Chicago Man Charged with Possession with Intent to Deliver Illegal Narcotics/Cannabis

Naperville Police arrested a Chicago man as he disembarked a train from California, allegedly possessing and intending to deliver methamphetamine/cocaine and nearly 1,000 grams of cannabis.  

Pre-Trial Release Denied for Naperville Man Charged with Drug Trafficking

A Naperville man is charged with drug trafficking after a suspicious package allegedly containing approximately 1,000 fentanyl tablets was intercepted in the mail. 

Naperville Seeks Community Input to Update Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan

The City of Naperville is updating its Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan to improve safe, accessible networks. Residents can provide feedback via an interactive online map or pop-up events. 

Central Parking Facility Maintenance Begins Oct. 13

Maintenance work begins at the Central Parking Facility on Oct. 13. The project will be phased by level, closing one level during each phase. Parking on the other levels will remain open.  

2025 Bulk Curbside Leaf Collection Begins Oct. 20

The City’s Bulk Curbside Leaf Collection Program will begin on Oct. 20. This free program provides every neighborhood with three collection opportunities during a six-week period. 

Structure Fire in the 100 Block of South Washington Street

No injuries were reported after an Oct. 4 structure fire on South Washington Street caused more than $20,000 in damage. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.  

Naperville Police Investigate Vehicle Discovered Submerged in Lake

Naperville Police are investigating the discovery of a submerged vehicle and suspected human remains located in Naperville's Lake Osborne on Sept. 25.