Ordinance updated to address the challenges and safety concerns of extreme weather events

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

Chicago will be among first major U.S. cities and first in Illinois to adopt and exceed the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code

Experienced attorney and leader to advance Mayor Lightfoot’s public safety goals

Experienced advisor and organizer to lead City’s policy development and implementation

Appointment Comes at Conclusion of Selection Process Led by Community Members

Benford to shepherd newly created initiative to serve formerly incarcerated individuals

Film production revenue surpasses pre-pandemic levels in 2019 — signaling a strong recovery and positive economic impact for communities

After re-opening in June, Chicago’s tourism industry saw strong recovery despite international travel bans and COVID-19 surges. <br> Tourism-related employment has returned to 60% of pre-pandemic levels, and last year generated an estimated $1.3 billion in tourism tax revenue.

Mayor’s Office and DCASE invest $5 million in art projects that promote healing in neighborhoods

Approximately 20,000 gas cards and 25,000 transit cards distributed through the first and second waves of lottery selections

Thousands of summer activities, career training and job opportunities await CPS students

Mental health services available to all Chicagoans regardless of insurance, immigration status, or ability to pay

Updated program policy expands amounts and types of controlled substances

Youth training and employment program boasts expanded portfolio of tech-related trainings through public / private partnerships with institutions like JPMorgan Chase

The cities plan to exchange knowledge and policy ideas to spur more energy-efficient solutions

Eligible Chicagoans may be reimbursed for up to $1,020 under The Home and Business Protection Program

Minimum Wage Increases to $15.40 and Fair Workweek Advance Notice Requirement for Changes to Work Schedules Increases to 14 days Improving the Economic Security and Stability for over 400,000 Chicago Workers

NM’s newest facility will bring access to world class care to Chicago’s South Side

Much anticipated ‘Park for All’ on Chicago’s lakefront now open for reflection, remembrance, and relaxation; just in time to celebrate Pride Month

With more than 20 years of experience, Joyce Chapman joins the Chicago Board of Education effective June 1, 2022

Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot, U.S. Illinois Senator Tammy Duckworth, and Grand Marshal Michael A. Loh were joined by Military and elected officials, Gold Star Families, and thousands of parade attendees in commemorating those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

Process seeks to identify passionate public servant to serve as Alderman

Chicago Recovery Plan initiative will enhance the vitality and safety of local commercial corridors

Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot joins Commissioner Rachel Arfa from the Mayor’s Office of People with Disabilities and other City Leaders in Celebration of Digital Inclusion and Accessibility

City launches its first-ever teen-oriented app on the second anniversary of My CHI. My Future. to help teens find youth programming, events, and jobs in their communities and across Chicago

Improvements include a new turf soccer field, basketball court, scoreboard, and goalposts, in addition to building repairs and new classrooms

The pledge is supported by a $500,000 investment from the Chicago Department of Public Health, which will support transportation; lodging; safe and necessary reproductive, obstetric, and gynecological care; and follow up services

Development to generate more than 3,000 construction jobs annually and 3,000 permanent operational jobs and create a world-class entertainment destination