Opening of New Ogden and Paulina Entrances Marks the Final Milestone in $23 Million Modernization of Key 50-Year-Old Station

In One Year Smart Lighting Program has Installed More than 76,000 Modern Lights Across All 50 Chicago Wards

The first-of-its-kind indoor running and training facility in Chicago’s parks will be built by McHugh Construction and Bowa Construction

Proposal Yet Another Attempt By Trump Administration to Undermine Foundation of EPA’s Environmental, Public Health Protections

110 Chicago Companies Named to the Annual List that Ranks Fast-Growing Private Businesses

theMART and City of Chicago to Host Public Celebration of Inaugural Program

Rideshare settlements will allow the City to sustain youth mentoring programs that have had demonstrable success in violence reduction

Six New Neighborhoods to Receive Increased Focus as Part of City’s Comprehensive Strategy to Drive Investment and Create Economic Opportunities

New food hall brings a unique mix of local Chicago brands to Midway travelers

Four Blue Line Stations to Receive Upgrades to High-Definition and Additional Cameras; $38 Million Program Funded by Innovative Ride-Hailing Fee

Department of Public Health Launches Acute HIV Hotline 312-74-ACUTE to report diagnosis

Program allows animal control officers to use mobile microchip scanners in the community to quickly return stray animals to their home

A record high 32,000 youth participated in summer jobs throughout the City this year

Comment Complements Ongoing Litigation that Outlines Funding Risks from Depressed Census Turnout following Trump Administration’s Attempt to Intimidate Immigrants

Calls for seven-day limit on opioids for acute pain

Improvements to Sections East of Michigan Avenue to Lake Shore Drive Will Build On the Success of the Riverwalk West of State Street

Partner organizations and rescue community rally around CACC shelter to save treatable dogs

As Chicago moves to free full-day pre-k, a new CPS analysis shows students who attend preschool programs perform better on key metrics by 3rd grade

Chicago, along with Columbus, Cincinnati, Baltimore & individuals in Charlottesville, Virginia, assisted by non-profit legal organization Democracy Forward, charge that President Trump’s politically motivated attempts to dismantle the ACA violate his constitutional duty to faithfully execute the law

200 of the Nation’s Top Technology and Engineering Students in Chicago To Learn About Chicago’s Growing Technology Industry and Vibrant Urban Culture

Innovative Program Leverages Downtown Growth to Make Direct Investments into Neighborhood Businesses Across City’s South, West and Southwest Sides

Projected 2019 Operating Budget Shortfall Marks the Eighth Straight Year of Budget Deficit Reduction

Madigan, Mayor Rahm Emanuel & Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson, Release Draft Consent Decree for Chicago Police Department after Gathering Feedback from Wide-Ranging Community Groups & Chicago Police Officers Final Consent Decree to Be Enforced by Federal Judge & Overseen by Independent Monitor to Achieve Sustainable Police Reform in Chicago

U.S. District Court Grants Summary Judgment & a Permanent Injunction in favor of Chicago, Denies Trump Justice Department’s Motion to Dismiss the Lawsuit

Walnut Park is one of 50 mini-pitches being built over the next five years in parks across Chicago to give local youth access to state-of-the-art soccer practice facilities

Addition to 39th Ward Will Bring More Than 430 Workers to Sauganash Neighborhood

The nearly completed tunnel had already kicked into operation four times this spring, helping prevent neighborhood flooding

Crews to begin work on the next 100 miles and are on pace to surpass 2,000 miles repaved since 2011

PAWS Chicago to provide spay/neuter services for some CACC animals