This week marks the 10-year anniversary of Mayor Johnson joining the hunger strikers fighting to prevent Dyett High School from closing.

The new website provides residents easy access to information and resources connected to Mayor Johnson’s Protecting Chicago Initiative.

Innovative resolution aims to close years-old cases, reduce legal exposure in fiscally responsible manner while reinforcing the City’s reform efforts towards constitutional policing.

The project brings 62 new homes, including 52 affordable units, to the Englewood community.

In an op-ed in the New York Times, Mayor Johnson makes the case that effective policing, violence prevention, and investing in people will continue to drive down violence in Chicago.

Amid reports of potential militarized immigration enforcement and National Guard deployment, the City is taking steps to inform Chicagoans on their rights and ensure families are prepared.

A WBEZ analysis found summer 2025 saw the fewest homicides in Chicago in 60 years, while overall violent crime remained near its lowest point in at least four decades.

Trump’s cuts undermine existing partnerships between local and federal law enforcement to stop the flow of illegal guns into Chicago.

The sweeping executive action directs City Departments and agencies to protect the rights of Chicagoans in response to credible threats of imminent federal law enforcement or military action.

Forecast projects $1.15 billion gap; City ends 2025 with $146 million deficit amid pension reimbursement uncertainty and continued threats from the federal government.