City sponsored events include Thanksgiving meals, turkey trots, food drives and more

New facility for snow removal equipment opens ahead of winter season and holiday travel

Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Denies DOJ’s Motion to Stay the Nationwide Preliminary Injunction Granted by a U.S. District Judge in September

Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Denies DOJ’s Motion to Stay the Nationwide Preliminary Injunction Granted by a U.S. District Judge in September

Park facilities will benefit West Chatham Park residents and Simeon High School students

City Council poised to vote on year two of the CPD hiring plan

Chicago to file a Notice of Intent to sue U.S. Steel for violations of federal law following recent chemical spill

U.S. Conference of Mayors, 34 cities and counties continue to oppose the President’s attempts to restrict travel into the United States

Funding released from the State of Illinois to the Illinois Capital Development Board

Single platform intelligence centers, gunshot detection systems, POD cameras and mobile technology support strategic deployment and reduce gun violence

Project Will Eliminate Downtown Street Crossings and Create an Uninterrupted 18-Mile Lakefront Trail

Latest crane marks a 400% increase compared to 2010

Grand Crossing, Jefferson Park the latest police districts to roll out body worn cameras

Chicago recognized as one of the top five cities for reproductive health by the National Institute for Reproductive Health

Chicago On Track to Achieve Goal of 55 Million Visitors Annually; New Long Term Commitment from Major Institute of Food Technologists Convention Demonstrates Strength of City’s Meetings Industry

The Graduation Kicks-off National Apprenticeship Week

Newly-built office home to approximately 200 employees and growing; Chicago has become company’s second largest employee base in less than two years

Trianon Lofts Now Open – First New Market Rate Housing in Over 40 Years

Program Makes Vacant, City-Owned Lots Available for $1 for Development into Single-Family or Two-Flat Homes for Working Families

Bid Incentives & Program Guide also released to increase diversity in City contracting

New Analysis from Stanford’s Sean Reardon Demonstrates How Chicago’s Academic Gains Continue to Defy Expectations; Growth Outpaces All Urban Districts and is Seen Among Every Demographic Subgroup

Metered Households Achieve Average Water Bill Savings of Between 30%-43%

Consistent with CDC guidance, City & County leaders urge medical community to adopt policies that would limit opioid prescriptions to seven days or less for acute pain

City invests an additional $500,000 to support treatment and recovery, launches overcomeopioids.com, a new online resource

This ordinance reaffirms the City’s commitment to supporting employees who are survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and calls on City’s Department of Human Resources to take action to advance that mission.

New plans to reduce pollution, improve enforcement and cover costs

New UofC Crime Lab Analysis Shows Crime Gun Sources, Supports Passage of Gun Dealer Licensing Bill

Current Dore Elementary School building will be utilized for preschool programming

9,000 square foot annex will house a science room and gymnasium

Recommendations serve to advance public art throughout the city