Defendant’s Deceitful and Unlawful Conduct Harmed Chicagoans Struggling with Financial Hardship

The new Career Center will assist people with disabilities to access job opportunities and training

Proposed renovations include a range of options to revitalize an iconic – but underutilized Chicago asset

Process seeks to identify passionate public servant to serve as Alderman

New program will provide financial assistance to condo/co-op owner-occupants with repairs and assist Homeowner Associations in securing loans for needed maintenance

Enhanced laws prevent the future privatization of Chicago’s water system, prohibits shut-offs for non-payment, and implements transparency reporting requirements for annual information on water affordability measures

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

The proposed fuel surcharge for taxicab drivers will support the taxicab industry financially during this time of dramatically increased fuel prices

Ordinance will help facilitate more equitable workspaces, protect employees from discrimination, and allow the City to provide better, more equitable resources to residents.

The pilot program would evaluate the operations of remote devices designed to deliver food, to customers

The new round of grants will support $97.8 million in neighborhood investments

Michael Scott Jr., Sulema Medrano Novak and Paige Ponder join the Board of Education with decades of experience over the course of their careers

Draft ‘We Will’ framework would be Chicago’s first citywide plan in more than 50 years

Chicago’s popular recreation and restaurant destination opens for residents and visitors.

The Pilot is a commitment from Mayor Lightfoot and the Department of Family and Support Services to end poverty and put residents at the center of the City’s economic recovery

The City is investing nearly $1 million to provide Chicago’s youth safe and engaging weekly events throughout 15 communities across the south and west sides

Chicago residents and community leaders encouraged to provide feedback during the City’s annual budget process

The plan presents recommendations for campus activations through arts and culture, transportation, education, youth services, and more

Second international trip to tout Chicago’s fintech ecosystem and diverse economy and to promote the city as a world-class destination for visitors and businesses

Recently installed streetscape addresses safety concerns and encourages economic development

Mills Clement brings a wealth of expertise and leadership experience in the real estate and diversity, equity, and inclusion fields to the MPEA board

The City of Chicago will recognize groundbreaking individuals who have created significant opportunities for women and girls through the first-ever Title IX Hero Awards

City launches IT modernization initiative and leadership changes

Dashboard to offer metrics on outcomes associated with 911 alternate response calls

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