Opportunity Investment Fund Will Support Creation and Preservation of Affordable Housing in High-Cost and Gentrifying Markets Across Chicago

Facebook will support existing training programs that prepare students for the future

Shannon Andrews to Replace Rhee as Chief Procurement Officer

CPD continues progress on hiring plan with graduation of 230 new police officers, 50 Sergeants and 13 Lieutenants

Earth Explorers will learn about earth systems science and climate resiliency this summer

Appointment Comes at Conclusion of Process that Involved Four Applicants

City agencies provide tips on avoiding heat-related emergencies

Company to Open Approximately 200,000 Square Foot Office in Chicago’s Old Post Office Building

Major Project will Build on $174 Million State Investment into Obama Presidential Center

The Boring Company Plans to Deliver 12 Minute Service from Downtown to O’Hare Airport Utilizing Electric Vehicles in Underground Tunnels and No Taxpayer Funding

A New Two Percent Homeshare Surcharge Would Help Increase the Availability of Domestic Violence Shelter Beds Citywide by Fifty Percent.

Request for Information Issued to Explore Viability of Tiny Homes in Chicago

CityHealth ratings show Chicago is one of five US cities setting gold standards in public health

New Facility to Include Half-Court Gymnasium and Multi-Purpose Rooms for Art and Exercise

One year later, enforcement proves successful deterrent to crime on party buses

New Headquarters Building in Chicago’s West Loop Will Support Company’s Continued Growth Strategy and More Closely Connect it to Customers

Gads Hill Center will serve more than 120 children from birth to 5-year-olds

Along with early education advocates, Mayor announces plan at Truman College, hub of the new $2 million city scholarship to expand the early childcare workforce; CPS will expand access to full day programming for 3,700 additional children across Chicago next year

Fulton Market Project Will Support Neighborhood Businesses on Chicago’s South, West and Southwest Sides

Residents, community groups, faith leaders encourage the city to #PutTheGunsDown

125 new officers hitting the streets, data-driven enforcement support 15 months of declines in crime

Second Season of Summer Festivals Showcasing Top Craft Brewers from Across Chicago

Choose to Change and Neighborhood Reconnection Hubs to provide a new approach to serving Chicago’s most at-risk youth and builds off the Mayor’s plan to provide universal mentoring for men in high crime areas