Bivalent boosters were designed specifically to target the current Omicron subvariants and will be available in Chicago beginning this week

Chicago Abortion Fund and Planned Parenthood of Illinois will each receive $250,000 to support transportation; lodging; safe and necessary reproductive, obstetric, and gynecological care; and follow-up services

Community engagement, cross-departmental collaboration, and data show progress as work continues

With nearly $40 million in City support, 58-unit project starts season of INVEST South/West construction

The Community Justice Action Fund Ranks Chicago Third of 50 Cities for Violence Prevention Programs, Services, and Policies

Chicago Connected will now offer no-cost internet to City Colleges students, expanding upon the 100,000+ pre-K-12 students currently in the program

This report demonstrates significant progress toward strategies and goals outlined in the City’s first-ever citywide strategic plan to address gender-based violence

Experienced operations manager to lead City’s infrastructure Initiatives

Seasoned public servant and attorney to join Mayor Lightfoot’s senior leadership team to drive legislative policy agenda

U.S. Department of Transportation’s RAISE grant funding will provide catalyst for inclusive revitalization of the Englewood community

Budget gap reduced for the second year in a row to $127.9 million as City continues to make powerful strides toward long-term financial stability

Agreement makes Chicago one of the largest cities to commit to clean energy and reduce carbon footprint by more than 290,000 metric tons per year

Chicago residents can now apply and further their education

Projects to be supported by more than $4 million in Chicago Recovery Plan funding

Chicago’s proposal, Good Jobs Chicago, was selected as one of 32 awardees, out of 509 total applications

2022 CityArts Program provides increased support to local arts organizations of all sizes and types including project grants aligned with the #YearofChicagoDance

Defendant’s Deceitful and Unlawful Conduct Harmed Chicagoans Struggling with Financial Hardship

The new Career Center will assist people with disabilities to access job opportunities and training

Proposed renovations include a range of options to revitalize an iconic – but underutilized Chicago asset

Process seeks to identify passionate public servant to serve as Alderman

New program will provide financial assistance to condo/co-op owner-occupants with repairs and assist Homeowner Associations in securing loans for needed maintenance

Enhanced laws prevent the future privatization of Chicago’s water system, prohibits shut-offs for non-payment, and implements transparency reporting requirements for annual information on water affordability measures

Bold plan will create jobs, support local businesses, and foster healthy, vibrant neighborhoods by creating predictable standards for equitable development near transit

The proposed fuel surcharge for taxicab drivers will support the taxicab industry financially during this time of dramatically increased fuel prices

Ordinance will help facilitate more equitable workspaces, protect employees from discrimination, and allow the City to provide better, more equitable resources to residents.

The pilot program would evaluate the operations of remote devices designed to deliver food, to customers

The new round of grants will support $97.8 million in neighborhood investments

Michael Scott Jr., Sulema Medrano Novak and Paige Ponder join the Board of Education with decades of experience over the course of their careers

Draft ‘We Will’ framework would be Chicago’s first citywide plan in more than 50 years

Chicago’s popular recreation and restaurant destination opens for residents and visitors.

The Pilot is a commitment from Mayor Lightfoot and the Department of Family and Support Services to end poverty and put residents at the center of the City’s economic recovery

The City is investing nearly $1 million to provide Chicago’s youth safe and engaging weekly events throughout 15 communities across the south and west sides

Chicago residents and community leaders encouraged to provide feedback during the City’s annual budget process

The plan presents recommendations for campus activations through arts and culture, transportation, education, youth services, and more

Second international trip to tout Chicago’s fintech ecosystem and diverse economy and to promote the city as a world-class destination for visitors and businesses

Recently installed streetscape addresses safety concerns and encourages economic development

Mills Clement brings a wealth of expertise and leadership experience in the real estate and diversity, equity, and inclusion fields to the MPEA board

The City of Chicago will recognize groundbreaking individuals who have created significant opportunities for women and girls through the first-ever Title IX Hero Awards

City launches IT modernization initiative and leadership changes

Dashboard to offer metrics on outcomes associated with 911 alternate response calls