Grants will help create and improve projects within walking distance to public transit locations that lack commensurate quality-of-life amenities

Adopt-A-Landmark grants valued at more than $8 million will help restore more than a dozen historic buildings citywide

More than 30 small businesses and nonprofits selected for Community Development Grants (CDG) that will help revitalize neighborhood retail corridors

Mayor Brandon Johnson announced 60-day extensions for shelter residents set to exit in January and February, and 30-day extensions for residents set to exit in March.

Mayor Johnson to meet with the Homeless Outreach and Prevention team and volunteers before the teams go out for the annual count.

Seventy-Seven Communities and 14 Parish were selected through a rigorous process to provide food services to shelters on the North and South Sides.

Landmark Supreme Court decision preserved the constitutional right to choose

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Wind Chill Advisory for midnight tonight until Wednesday, January 17 at 9 a.m. bringing extreme cold and wind chills as low as -30° below zero.

Transition to low- and zero-emission vehicles part of City’s commitment to the health and well-being of children, families and improving air quality in Chicago.

The program allows small business owners to test their business ventures in vacant storefronts while enhancing local options for residents and visitors.

Woodlawn native and Englewood High School graduate left more than 160 works across the United States

A new community-led initiative focuses on long-term solutions to make all of Chicago safe.

A list of measures from today's City Council meeting.

Executive Order announced at the groundbreaking of Grace Manor Apartments, a $40 million project that is 100 percent affordable in Chicago’s North Lawndale neighborhood.

High-Tech CHI is co-hosted by the City of Chicago Department of Family and Support Services, CS for Success, and Discovery Partners Institute and will showcase the many computing-based opportunities available to youth across the Chicagoland area. 

Additional public facilities also available to all Chicagoans as needed during normal business hours

Funding will be used to launch and expand programs including a Public Health Vending Machine Pilot Program

In partnership with the State of Illinois, the City of Chicago is accelerating pathways to resettlement for asylum seekers.

Holman joins the Johnson Administration after previously serving at various levels of State and County government.

Budget includes significant investments in re-entry, climate justice and support for the unhoused, without raising property taxes.