This unprecedented recognition follows a banner summer for Chicago’s tourism and hospitality industry

Revised budget schedule focuses on transparent decision-making and comprehensive fiscal responsibility amid budget adjustments.

Crisis Assistance Response and Engagement (CARE) program to move forward with all public health staff

Airport’s first-ever lounge offers enhanced amenities for travelers, open to the public on Thursday, Sept. 26

Two Chicago-based organizations will receive a combined total of nearly $7 million in federal funding to improve job quality, expand access to good jobs and provide high-quality training opportunities for local workers.

RFI will evaluate City of Chicago options for ensuring quick responses by first responders in emergency situations

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s innovative Housing and Economic Development bond (HED) delivers on its promise to allocate funds to the construction and preservation of affordable housing

The program aims to support the recovery and growth of small businesses in Chicago by providing them with the tools and resources to strengthen their operations and adapt to changing market conditions

Self-serving fraudsters tried to personally profit from a critical housing program meant for vulnerable communities in need

‘ORDerUp!’ Requests Proposals for Retail, Food and Beverage Businesses in Terminals 1 and 3 in One of the Largest Concession Bid Opportunities in American History

The expanded cargo capacity has helped make O’Hare the top U.S. cargo airport by trade value and set all-time freight tonnage records for the airport four years in a row

Projected $982.4 million budget gap requires collaborative solutions and strategic planning

The Good Food Fund aims to support small food businesses and food entrepreneurs in communities with inequitable food access

The program aims to support the economic recovery of small businesses and nonprofits affected by the COVID-19 pandemic

Re-opening of station closed in 1948 will boost local development and neighborhood connectivity

Initiative aims to bring the full force of government together with residents to create a safer Chicago, block by block

Building on the success of last year’s program, Mayor Johnson has added more than 2,400 youth jobs to One Summer Chicago.

Cycle Breakers Resource Hub offers conflict resolution, mentorship, and other resources to keep youth engaged and safe over the summer

Johnson Administration reaches series of policy milestones from the Cut the Tape report, creates Cut the Tape Task Force, appoints new Director of Process Improvement

By Mayor Johnson’s proclamation, July 1 is Paid Time Off Day, More Perfect Union releases video interview with Mayor Johnson on new labor law changes.

“Art is Labor.” campaign ensures workers’ rights are upheld in the creative sector through worker and employer education and resources.

As part of Chicago Workers’ Rights Week, Mayor Johnson is highlighting the program that offers a pathway to public sector union jobs for Chicago Public Schools graduates.

As part of Chicago Workers’ Rights Week, Mayor Johnson is participating in a panel discussion hosted by the Raise the Floor Alliance.

Four public-engagement round table events will include features co-designed with community stakeholder groups

Mayor Johnson will attend a series of labor events to bring attention to the new policies that will go into effect July 1, including the increased minimum wage, the beginning of the phase-out of the sub-minimum wage, and the new Paid Time Off policy.

Representatives from across the city will work toward defining what co-governance means for Chicago!

Program expansion to serve victims injured in gun violence incidents within 15 community areas, and provide citywide support for families of youth victims of homicide