CPS is partnering with CTU to grow the Sustainable School Model from 20 to 36 schools in the 2025-26 School Year.

The report shows both progress and areas of opportunity for making large Chicago buildings more energy efficient.

Green brings more than 25 years of executive experience spanning nonprofit, state, and federal systems, most recently serving as Regional Administrator for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families.

The report includes a comprehensive analysis of revenue collections, department expenditures, grant funding, and workforce trends.

Mayor Johnson announced initiatives and investments this week to make Chicago the most accessible big city in the United States.

CHA is partnering with the Michaels Organization to deliver 42 affordable units and 10 market rate units at a new development at the former site of the Robert Taylor Homes in Bronzeville.

The Department of Family and Support Services is allocating $40 million in grants to seven shelters, funding high impact capital improvement projects to create healthier, safer, less congregate, and more accessible facilities that will serve a wide range of populations, including families with children, unaccompanied youth, adult single women and men, and returning citizens.

The order directs City Departments to work with Sister Agencies to take immediate action to increase public safety and eliminate smoking on CTA trains.

This July, MOPD is convening Chicago’s disability community to celebrate 35 years of the ADA, honor community and employment partners, and spotlight disabled artists.

Citywide hate crime incidents fall 25%, but spike in anti-Jewish and anti-gay crimes prompts urgent action.