The shelter will be operated by the Zakat Foundation at no cost to the City of Chicago

The Cut the Tape report highlights 100+ concrete actions to accelerate administrative processes to build more housing and support commercial development

Downtown conversions would create more than 1,000 homes, including 300+ affordable units

Pacione-Zayas will serve as Chicago’s first Latina Chief of Staff to the Mayor

Mayor Johnson announced Soto’s appointment at the grand opening of the renovation of Lawson House, a 406-unit affordable apartment complex in the Gold Coast

Last High-Risk Interest Rate Derivative Terminated, Significantly Reducing Financial Risk to City’s Debt Portfolio

City announces a week-long series of programming and teen-designed events to keep youth engaged during spring break

The 34-year City veteran retires at the end of the month

Federally Funded Research Laboratory to Advise on Energy Efficiency for New Passenger Facilities Planned Through O’Hare 21

Fully Automatic Modified Glocks Increasingly Turning Up at Crime Scenes in Chicago and Across the Country; Over 1,100 Modified Glocks Recovered by Chicago Police in the Last Two Years

With background in arts administration, public policy and community engagement, Hedspeth brings wealth of experience and fresh perspective to supporting and expanding arts and culture in Chicago.

A new phase of The People’s Plan for Community Safety.

RFP issued for Chicago’s popular recreation and restaurant destination.

Small grants will be administered by SGA Youth and Family Services (SGA) for community-based, youth-serving organizations.

The Board reflects the City’s ongoing commitment to protect native habitats and increase nature-based solutions to climate change

Thirteen transformative projects will receive funding to foster inclusive development and increase affordable housing options.

Mayor Johnson aims to increase summer youth employment by over 4,000 young people this year for a total of 28,000 jobs.

“Happy birthday, Chicago!” video features Chicago residents, visitors, City workers and special guests wishing a happy 187th birthday to the greatest freaking city in the world

Impacted property owners will be eligible for a free private inspection and up to $10,000 in restitution to remedy construction defects observed during the inspection.

Mayor Johnson will join 5,000 others in plunging into Lake Michigan to raise funds for Special Olympics Chicago and Special Children’s Charities

Students Explore Careers in Architecture, STEM, Engineering, Construction Trades, and Related Fields During Third Annual Skilled Trades Fair

Bond issuance would empower new approach to affordable housing, economic development

Taxpayer protection, climate justice at heart of complaint.

Campaign will foster collaboration in secure way to create additional support for new arrivals

The Good Food Fund aims to support small food businesses and food entrepreneurs in communities with inequitable food access; the Food Business Incubator will provide kitchen space and technical assistance to early-stage food entrepreneurs.

The City of Chicago, Greater Chicago Food Depository, and community partners celebrate economic impact generated while providing millions of meals for asylum-seekers

Kukadia brings a wealth of experience in heavy highway engineering and construction, coupled with a commitment to community service and economic development

Grants will help pay for renewable energy and fossil-free energy efficiency investments and improvements that promote neighborhood resiliency