New emergency transfer initiative in The People’s Plan for Community Safety helps survivors access safer housing without sacrificing stability

The Johnson administration joins cities, counties, union organizations, and non-profit groups in opposing the sweeping cuts by DOGE that are disrupting vital City services.

This Arbor Day marks a tree-planting milestone for the City, with over 60,000 new trees planted since 2022 and over 180,000 trees trimmed since 2023.

Grants will go towards small businesses, community centers, healthcare and childcare facilities, restaurants, and arts centers.

Mayor Johnson invites the residents to help create the first comprehensive study on reparations for Black Chicagoans

The Executive Order forms a working group of civic organizations, financial experts, labor organizations, local business leaders and elected officials to provide recommendations to the Mayor to address the City’s structural budget gaps and chart a path for fiscal sustainability.

Updates from yesterday's City Council meeting.

The ordinance aims to address the disproportionate pollution burden experienced by some Chicago communities.