This year’s event will feature exciting games, giveaways, and resources for young people.

This new initiative showcases and advances economic development, including growth, quality housing, businesses, jobs, lifestyle and cultural improvements for Chicagoans

Chicago teams won 1A, 2A, and 3A boys state championships in historic year

28th Ward Alderman makes the case for maintaining a collaborative relationship between the Board of Education and City Council by paying MEABF

20 employers to join City Departments and 10 resource tables at JLM Abundant Life Center

Mayor Johnson aims to add up to 1,000 additional positions for young people with the goal of increasing youth summer employment for three consecutive years.

New Data Initiative Provides Insights into City Workforce Vacancies via City’s Data Portal

New leadership will build on Superintendent Escareño’s legacy and ensure equity for our Chicago Park District services and programming.

Commissioners Carney, Conner, and Hernandez-Tomlin pen Sun-Times Op-Ed on the importance of infrastructure investment for Chicagoans

Green Social Housing is key affordable housing initiative of the Johnson Administration’s Housing and Economic Development Bond

New leadership reflects the administration’s commitment to equity, democracy and community-centered governance in public education

Over 200 community members helped inform Chicago’s Co-Governance Framework along with the Co-Governance Steering Committee

From Community Engagement to Budget Approval: Strengthening Neighborhoods, Services

Los anuncios digitales se exhibirán en más de 400 ubicaciones en toda la región de Chicago

The digital display ads will appear at over 400 locations across the Chicago region

The Good Food Fund program supports small food businesses and food entrepreneurs in communities with inequitable food access

Chicago is one of 34 communities awarded the prestigious Visionary Trailblazer designation

Proactive Measures and Economic Resilience Drive City’s Commitment

The Community Growers Program aims to increase the availability of fresh, healthy and affordable food through supporting urban agriculture initiatives in communities with inequitable food access 

With the final piece in place, CTA will move forward with building 5.5-mile line extension of the Red Line to 130th Street from 95th Street, including 4 Red Line stations

Health Hub to offer mental and sexual health services on far South Side; Crisis responses program expands to serve more communities

New partnership with Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) and Recycle Coach helps Chicago residents understand waste and recycling schedules and how to properly recycle or dispose of household materials

As of January 1, 2025, all City-owned buildings – including O’Hare Airport, Midway Airport and Harold Washington Library – are now 100% sourced by renewable energy

Working Group will advance the work of the Johnson administration to develop community-informed policies to address violence and discrimination against marginalized communities

Possible risk of a boil order being issued

Sean Harden to lead Chicago Board of Education, joined by trailblazers committed to advancing equity and opportunity for Chicago’s students

Greencorps Chicago celebrates 30 years of opportunity and sustainability

High-Tech CHI is co-hosted by the Chicago Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS), CS for Success, Discovery Partners Institute and Google, and will offer hands-on activities for Chicagoland families to learn about computing.