Chicago's citywide arts recovery plan represents $60M in current investments to support artists and organizations in every community.

The utility, infrastructure and recreational improvements signal more economic development opportunities in the South Side communities near the future site of the Obama Presidential Center

First annual award ceremony will honor individuals and organizations and their contributions during the COVID-19 pandemic

New Assessment Outlines Actions the City will take over the next five years to advance fair housing to reduce residential segregation

Chicago’s popular recreation and restaurant destination opens for residents and visitors this spring and summer season

New branch is the fourth co-located Library project, includes a childcare center and opportunities for summer employment through the One Summer Chicago program

Report shows that properties that have been benchmarking have savings of nearly $74 million from energy reductions since 2016.

Virtual event highlights industry leaders who have gone above and beyond in helping Chicagoans through these unprecedented times

Largest firehouse ever built in Chicago is open for operations on the Far South Side

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At full capacity, the sites will vaccinate more than 5,000 Chicagoans per day

The City announces its first-ever campaign to raise awareness and fight human trafficking and exploitation

First-of-Its-Kind Effort to Provide Vaccines to Union Workers and Support Equity in Vaccine Distribution

Application closes on June 11

City launches a week-long series of events to keep youth engaged during spring break

Chicago Alfresco will build upon the Expanded Outdoor Dining Program with an added opportunity for community organizations to design creative outdoor areas in support of outdoor dining

The pilot program will allow seniors to report non-compliance of the safety ordinance in their building to 311 and their Alderman.

Access expanded to residents from four additional ZIP codes, as targeted approach leads to progress in boosting registrations among Black and Latinx Chicagoans

City to publish data-driven list that includes residential and nonresidential buildings with serious and chronic building code violations

Three separate initiatives have been designed to offer capital access, improve payment speed, and increase transparency around the utilization of diverse vendors doing business with the City

Winning proposals announced at the Kehrein Center for the Arts in Austin, one of the development sites for the City’s INVEST South/West initiative

Chicago ballparks to welcome the return of fans of up to 20% capacity on Opening Day

New customer care center in Chicago’s Chatham neighborhood will bring nearly 1,000 full-time jobs to the community

New policy will expand and build upon ongoing reform efforts by ensuring transparency, accountability and respect for human dignity in search warrant execution

Expansion of operating hours and increased capacity to come into effect immediately; City urges diligence to ensure continued progress in the plan for a safe and cautious reopening

Half of vaccine administered in the most recent week went to Black or Latinx Chicagoans

Chicagoans are invited to join a first-of-its kind conversation about monumental sculptures, artworks and commemorative plaques currently being reviewed by independent group of artists, community members and historians.

Limited expansion of indoor dining capacity coming into effect tomorrow; path to 50% capacity established as COVID-19 metrics continue to improve

First-of-its-kind Order creates standard, straightforward process for release of materials, including video recordings, to complainants alleging police misconduct

Capital Investment from City of Chicago in South Side Neighborhoods to Follow

Alderman George Cardenas also appointed as Deputy Floor Leader

Lawsuit targets vaping business that marketed and sold flavored vaping products, including to underage Chicagoans

City implements Protect Chicago Plus as Chicago officially enters next phase of vaccine roll-out

30 Finalists Selected for $5.6 Million in New Grants

Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership Lead Development of New Jewel on South Side

Turn Off Your Lights and Light a Candle at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 19

Program launched in April has already cut water utility bills in half for over 8,500 Chicagoans and set them on the path towards debt forgiveness